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UAP G2 MANUAL - Penton Audio USA

1. oo u m on ee oo no e 2 2 2 a e E F lt F lt FX amp loig out Period time ee time Process time Enable Notch it to active the Logic output channel Process Time Enabled If not notched the process time will be ignored The pulse will start directly Process Time Time before the beginning of the first pulse Process Period Enabled Notch this option if you want have cyclic pulses If not notched the pulse will be permanent Process Period Select here the time of the period Logic If notched the default value during the process time is 1 The pulses are inversed Note be sure to click save to enable your action ATEIS 141 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Stop event Two kind of event can be stopped TTL output activation and Message play To stop an event create an event which stop event control type Control Type Third Party Cont a IM L ae IN an Mount Select Message Play kes era e e comtactopen Goen JA W h Delete Then click in the Mount field of this event 5 exttcne sa LOUT gga pg B contact oper Gto op E vent 3 m And then sel
2. o ooo Same features as the PPM and a small memory 2min audio in the PPM SP allow storing the message if the PPM SP cannot rout the message to the desired zone When the zone becomes available the message will be played The PPM has a Cardio directional microphone capsule and an enhanced audio quality If the PPM SP is linked to an additional keypad V2 the keypad is able to start messages ATEIS 27 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 RAC REMOTE ACCESS CONTROL Allow using analogue inputs for selecting a channel among 5 or 8 and setting the volume e RACS5 Wall mounted level and 5 sources selectors e RAC8 Wall mounted level and 8 sources selectors JB JUNCTION BOX Easy chain connection of LAPG2 peripherals URC and PPM using standard CAT5 cables KEY FEATURES e 5 x RJ45 1 Connection to previous JB or LAPG2 bus on the first JB 2 RS485 SIDE for URC connection 3 Easy connection to a Master PPM using the supplied 10 pins cable 4 Connection to first Slave PPM feature not available by now 5 MAIN OUT connection to next JB e 2 internal screw connectors for O dB audio e audio output from PPM microphone gt Audio Output connect to the Audio In of the LAPG2 e audio input to PPM speaker gt Audio Input connect to the Audio Output of the LAPG2 if needed e 1 input for additional 24V power supply Depending on distance between LAPG2 and PPM URC you will have to put an exte
3. UAP information a Date Time UAF Date Time Date 18 11 2009 18 11 2009 18 11 Time 14 08 14 08 14 Click Read to load the LAPG2 values Set Date amp Time manually Click on respectively Date field and Time field write the wished date amp time Then click SET to load these values into LAPG2 ATEIS 79 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Get Date amp Time from the computer Click on Get Current Time will display the date amp time of the computer Then click SET to load these values into LAPG2 Time adjustment If you use the UAPg2 connected to internet our advice is to synchronize the time with NTP protocol If you use the UAPgz2 in stand alone then the only way to adjust the time if needed is to use the parameter Time error Sec At first set the time from the PC or with NTP and remember this time Leave the machine working in stand along during one month After one month record the current time and see the formula Time Error sec current time previous time 30 Set time error sec in machine configuration Every day at 00 00 the machine will automatically increase decrease the time calibration time Adjust Time Date with NTP Set the LAPG2 to have the date time updated in real time by the NTP servers NTP means Network Time Protocol First of all Select Tools gt Option Check the IP address on the both Network and Internet Protocol tab The IP address of y
4. Components 7 Components Page control LS SAW Page control E B H Selector Noise generator Meter E Auto Noise Gain 4 N G f Level Controller Message Player E E PPM Touch 2 1Ch a Components ATEIS 105 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Setup the PPMTouch Open your web browser and type the IP address of the PPMTouch http 192 168 10 219 main html That will open the web interface of the PPMTouch PPM Touch Web Serve M la Firefox Echi dbog Affichage Hstonque pjarquepages Quls mer CX A httpe 192 168 10 219 main hemi 4a P A Ateis kntemnationsl ATES Downlosd C ATEI peopentonco W Accueil Wikip die VOM E Facebook T Mantis U Conjugaison du verbe Traduction gratuite en W word reference 3 PPM Touch Web Server PPM Touch Web Server Paging Settings Btn1 name Btn2 name Btn3 name Btn4 name zone 1 zone 2 zone 3 zone4 Zone selection Zone2 selection Zone3 selection Zone4 selection 1 2 3 4 Btn name Btn6 name Btn7 name Btn8 name zone 6 7 zone 5 zone zone 8 Zone5 selection Zone selection Zone7 selection Zone8 selection 5 6 7 8 Btn9 name Btn10 name Btn11 name Btn12 name 10 zone 11 zone 9 zone Zone9 selection Zone10 selection Zone11 selection Zone12 selection 9 10 Nn 123456789 Apply Cancel In the window s top there is three buttons to access to the main pages PPM Touch Web Server PAGING CONTROL SETUP
5. A 157 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Use the Auto Noise Gain Component A N G Procedure to set the ANG Connect the sensing microphone to the S M input and the paging audio source to the P M input The NSM sensing microphone need an input sensitivity of OdB software The max cable length between the NSM and the LAPG2 is 500 meter with CAT 5 cable Link the output of the ANG component to an LAPG2 output where is connected a loudspeaker Click on the Calibrate button to start the calibration procedure The system will start to estimate the acoustic transfer function between loudspeakers and microphone when user clicks the Calibration button and it will automatically stop calibrating until the system find a better transfer function The calibration red led light up means the calibration procedure is running During the procedure don t move the physical installation and don t make punctual noise The calibration must be done in normal ambient conditions Wait until the end of the calibration The red calibration led light off and the green calibration led light up Calibration a Yr Now look the Over Under red led If both Over Under led are OFF it means the calibration has properly finished and the ANG is ready If one of the Over Under led light ON it means the white noise level needed is out of range Depending of the issue a pop up window will show you what to do Follow the most usefully advice and re
6. A special feature of this component is the priority function which can be used for auto paging applications or to implement a voice triggered chairman s mike in a small conference system ATEIS 179 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Automixer Parameters Mute On Off Mutes or un mutes the input channel Invert 0 180 Inverts the polarity of the input channel Solo On Off Solos the input channel the channel goes directly to the output Gate On LED lit green Shows activation status of the input channel Level dB 90 0 to Adjusts the level of the output channel 20 0 dB Manual Mode On Off Only used in manual mode see Manual Automatic It allows manual channel activation Automatic Mode Priority Level 1 to n Sets the priority level of the channel 1 is the most priority Output mute On Off Mutes or un mutes the module s output Output level dB 90 0 to Sets the module s output level 20 0 dB Threshold dB 90 0 to Sets the threshold for channel activation 20 0 dB Hold time s Sets a hold time for the gate deactivation Attenuation Response time 10 ms to 10 0 s Sets a pre delay time for automatic attenuation ms That s means the transition time of the attenuation when a channel is added or removed Background threshold 0 0 to 100 0 Sets how the input signal is interpreted to open a gate The background level will increase the input activation level NOM attenuation step dB 0 0to6 0dB_ Sets the a
7. Graph mode EV EESopE IZE Erevan oa Ee m Mute Weve Fequency ee CL SS au _ Graphic Notch Filter 1 1 16 31 5 63 125 250 500 1K 2K 4K 8K 16K 31 5K The small squares act as handles that can be dragged to the desired position and show the following parameters Blue centre Frequency Hz Yellow Bandwidth Notch filter Parameters Slope dB 12 24 36 48 Slope of attenuation O n oon O ATEIS 202 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Shelving filter Allows you to smoothly filter Hi or low frequencies Shelving Filter 1 1 f O X Graph LZE i Plow Shelving 16 31 5 63 125 250 500 IK 2K 4K 3K 16K 31 5K The small squares act as handles that can be dragged to the desired position and show the following parameters Blue Frequency Hz Hi Lo pass Parameters Frequency Hz 20 to 20k Frequency of cut ATEIS 203 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 All Pass filters An all pass filter is a signal processing filter that passes all frequencies equally but changes the phase relationship Graph between various frequencies It does this by varying its propagation delay with frequency All Pass Filter 2 Bo They are generally used to compensate for other undesired phase shifts that arise in the system The graphic displays the phase in degree F Graphic All Pass Filiter 2 Band L1 2S J 10 12 5 16 20 25 31 5 40 50 63 80 100125 16
8. Move the cursor on the left to see how to change value For example if you want to increase volume of the parameter C001 by step of 2 dB the command frame is IC0012 E df Command Type Packet 5TH Command E esc Icoo12 024943303031 32034F0D pcont2 0244433013031 32034800 E df Command Type mananan aans Facket sTx Command EXT cs CA RCO 0252433013031 032600 WCOO15 025743303031 35036000 For all the received command the LAPG2 acknowledge with ACK 0x10 or DLE 0x06 Caution Each preset has its own third party command That s mean for example the packet to increase the level of input A1 in the preset 1 is different than the packet to increase the level of input A1 in preset 2 Read Value In this example the third party window of command C001 displays the packet which must be sent to read the level value STX 0x02 ETX 0x03 CR 0x0D E df Command Type Packet STA Command ET CS CR Read 002 ACO 0x03 O00 02 52 43 30 30 31 03 26 OD wCO010 O03 47 OD 025743303031 30035600 In HEX format TX 02 52 43 30 30 31 03 26 OD In DECIMAL format TX lt STX gt RC001 lt ETX gt amp lt CR gt Here you can see the response of the LAPG2 in this example the result is 09 9 dB In HEX format RX 02 52 43 30 30 31 2B 30 39 2E 39 03 OD In DECIMAL format RX lt STX gt RC001 09 9 lt ETX gt lt CR gt ATEIS 134 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Che
9. OK Annuler ATEIS 31 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Print Preview Print Preview Opens the Print preview dialog box which allows you to see before printing what your print will look like Here is an example with a factice simple design Print preview lt gt S Master preset Tutorial master pi Items DSP design 1 2 gt Pages 1 1 eS _ Project name aster Preset Tutorial master preset 1 Tutorial _ Date 01 12 2008 20 Designer Ateis Manual writtter J Project for the UAPG2 manual Job reference Ateis Msnus UAPG2 UAP model 8in Sout a a ae m Top left you can see the header blue box defined via the print header settings window 2 Opens the Windows Print dialog box to print the file Opens the Windows Print settings dialog box to set your printer Master preset Tutorial master pi Choose which Master Preset you want to preview Items DSP design 1 i i atl Choose which Items you want to preview Zoom or un zoom a See the complete page See only the part of the page where there is the design a Be Navigates between all the printable pages Print Setup Opens the Windows Print settings dialog box to set your printer Configuration de l impression This dialog box allows you to select which printers you W ronnie will use and set your printer by clicking on properties o e You can also choose the size o
10. This document intends to be a complete manual and we hope that this will provide you all information or answers needed However if you have any questions feel free to contact us PRESENTATION ATEIS is a leading supplier of high quality PA VA audio equipment with distributors and subsidiaries in 23 countries throughout Europe States Middle East and Asia Since 1981 we are manufacturing reliable and high quality loudspeakers amplifiers security matrices and other audio components Our products are manufactured to ISO 9001 standards and when possible meet local requirements With more than twenty years of experience ATEIS has quickly established itself as a leading manufacturer of Public Address Voice Alarm systems and counter intercoms The constant growth of market share in Europe provides confirmation of the quality of ATEIS s commercial and technical approach PRODUCTS The company now offers a full range of sound equipment microphones preamplifiers digital processors digital audio matrixes loud speaker monitoring systems amplifiers etc ATEIS designs and manufactures leading products in the voice alarm systems market which have been certified EN60849 compliant by the TUV DEVELOPMENT Thanks to a development team that includes thirty engineers and to constant investment we are able to respond quickly to the demands of our various markets with specific solutions and cutting edge technology We have distributors in more t
11. Zone5 selection Zone6 selection Zone7 selection Zone8 selection 5 6 7 8 Btn9 name Btn10 name Btn11 name Btn12 name zone 9 zone 10 zone 11 ALL Zone9 selection Zone10 selection Zone11 selection Zone12 selection 9 10 11 123456789 Apply Each key on the PPMTouch is configurable on an independent box Btni name Btni2 name zone 1 ALL E Zone selection Zonei2 selection 1 123456789 Btn name The label displayed in the key number of the PPMTouch Zone selection The output numbers of the LPC component in the LAPg2 The output numbers must be separated with a space You can set several outputs in one key as you can see in the Btn12 example above Don t forget to click on to store these settings ATEIS 107 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Define Messages Open your web browser and type the IP address of the PPMTouch lal http 192 168 10 219 main html To configure the paging click on PAGING PPM Touch Web Server Firmware 1 0 0 2009 04 10 PAGING CONTROL SETUP Don t forget to click on to store these settings Define Control Control a fader In the LAPg2 software open the component to control To control a fader right click on the fader and select Third Party Copy F a v Third party control z Subpreset Virtual control Adjust type i Adjust direction Control Ewent URC Open View Third Party and select the Element
12. e BLACK Audio connectors OUTPUT e GREEN Audio connectors INPUT To choose these settings you can click into the scroll menu and select the corresponding board But there is a much more efficient way to do this e Press the Tab key on your keyboard Audio Module Audio Module B Audio Module C Audio Module D The scroll menu of Audio Module A is highlighted allowing you to select the audio board type by using the keyboard s arrow keys As the LAPG20808 comes with an analogue input board fitted to slot A no action is required e To go on press the Tab key on your keyboard again Configure Modules Audio Module B oupa E Audio Module C Audio Module D The scroll menu of Audio Module B is highlighted e As the LAPG20808 comes with an analogue output board fitted to slot B select the audio board type Output using the keyboard s arrow key e Go on pressing the Tab key on your keyboard Configure Modules Audio Module A Input gt Audio Module B Output Audio Module D Output The scroll menu of Audio Module C is highlighted e As the LAPG2 0808 comes with an analogue input board fitted to slot C select the audio board type Input using the keyboard s arrow key e Goon pressing the Tab key twice on your keyboard ATEIS 61 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Since the setting of the Audio Modul
13. speaker managing etc SYSTEM e System design by drag amp drop e DSP design by drag amp drop from component library e Changeable appearance of the control elements MONITOR custom designable graphical user environment e Freely designable user interface e Import graphics or pictures from joeg omp ico emf or wmf files e Graphic object functions Resize alignment pack space order OFFLINE PROGRAMMING Design and editing of DSP designs EASY OPERATION e Standard cut copy and paste commands e Contextual menu items e Stackable floating docking or sliding control windows e Resizable animated sliders knobs and buttons e Values can be typed directly into value fields e Edit parameters of EQs or dynamics in graphic curve display ADDITIONAL FEATURES e User management Up to 40 users with individual access rights password protected e 3 Control table with the addresses names and commands of all the control parameters accessible via the RS232 serial port and through TCP IP SCHEDULER The scheduler allows planning of events preset change message play close open TTL out or change component s adjustments Up to 128 different schedules can be scheduled In one schedule you can define up to 100 events MESSAGE PLAYER The Message player incorporated into the LAPG2 allows you to play any kind of message to be played Two messages per LAPG2 can be run at a time With the 100 Mbyte memory the following st
14. 16x16 16 inputs routing to 16 outputs O Automixer 4x1 mixing priority switching of 4 inputs to 1 output 8x1 mixing priority switching of 8 inputs to 1 output 16x1 mixing priority switching of 16 inputs to 1 output Matrix Mixer Mix several signals to Output s The mixer components are organized in a subfolder named Standard holding the modules 4x4 8x8 and 16x16 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 1 i wr The only difference of these modules is their number of in and outputs let s take a detailed look just to the smallest one the 4x4 The control window of the Standard Mixer module is opened by a double click on the icon in the LAPG2 design window and appears like this Wariable matrix ATEIS 176 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Clicking the orange coloured function Output n buttons under the label Variable Matrix in the middle of the window opens the sub control windows of the particular output channels oe re TURAE SY o S Matrix Mixer 4x4 1 1 1 In here you can create an individual mix of the input signals independently for the specified output By default all levels are set to O db which basically means that all audio signals at the input are mixed with no attenuation and appear like this on every output Standard Mixer Master Parameters Input Mute On Off Mutes or un mutes the input channels Input Level dB 90 0 to Sets the input level of the channel 20
15. 2 A window appears gt PPM setting a C Sa Serial No Hame Priority Key Message Control Stack Paging Cancel Announcement Serial No Serial number of the PPM connected on this input on which we double clicked Name Assign a name for this PPM Priority Fix the priority of this PPM compared to others 1 highest priority 8 lowest Key Number of key 8 for a single PPM or more with extension s modules up to 64 Talk Push The microphone is switched on only if the Talk s key is maintained Talk Locked A pressure on the Talk s key to switch on the microphone a second pressure to switch it off ATEIS 94 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Message control You can have access to this option only in connection state If notched the last keypad is able to start messages To be able to start messages from the PPM SP a keypad V2 must be link to the PPM SP Even if you add several keypads only the last one is able to start messages With additional keypad don t forget to change the Key number in the PPM setting Stacking Paging Cancel If not notched the PPM SP will record the announcements in case of the destination is already busy by another PPM SP The announcement will be play as soon as the destination will be available Announcement Setup Open a window to regulate the chime See Configure Chime for further information 2 PPr announcement manager igxi pre announcement
16. ATEIS 53 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Results Options Store Store Configuratio C Auto Connect to System ee C Auto Enable Audio After Connecting 1 Auto Connect to system notch it if you want that accra LAPG2 software auto connect after uploading a design file into LAPG2 system If you do not active this option a message box will appears asking you if you want to connect or not 2 Auto enable Audio after connecting notch if you want that audio can go out from LAPG2 after uploading a design If you do not active this a message box will appears asking you if you want to order audio enable 3 Auto configure remote If you have remote devices PPM URC the software will ask you if you want to configure them each time you upload store a design file By activating this option the configuration will be automatic Options Network Network Interface Car Select the default network interface card from computer 1 NIC Define which net card of your computer is used by the LAPG2 Be sure the right card is used Broadcom NetLink TM Gigabit Ethernet Miniport d ordonn w i If you are connected directly be sure that is not the IPadders 19216810022 WIFI card which are define here a rom 2 IP Address gives you the IP address used by your Net card By default LAPG2 is set on address 192 168 100 XY be sure your computer is also set on this network and be sure the computer is not using the same as a L
17. Firmware 1 0 0 2009 04 10 To configure the settings click on SETUP PPM Touch Web Server m PPM Touch Web Server Firmware 1 0 0 2009 04 10 PAGING CONTROL SETUP Setup Page PPM IP Address 192 168 10 219 UAP IP 192 168 10 220 Router 192 168 10 1 Priority 0 99 2 Fop 4 In this page you can set the network settings of the PPMTouch PPM IP Address the IP address of the PPMTouch UAP IP the IP address of the controlled device the LAPg2 Router the IP address of the gateway Priority not available will be used to set the priority of the PPMTouch when there is several PPMTouch Don t forget to click on to store these settings ATEIS 106 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Define Paging Open your web browser and type the IP address of the PPMTouch http 192 168 10 219 main htm To configure the paging click on PAGING PPM Touch Web Server Firmware 1 0 0 2009 04 10 PAGING CONTROL SETUP The PPMTouch provides 30 programmable keys These keys are displayed on three pages available with the Page buttons PPM Touch Web Server Firmware 1 0 0 2009 04 10 PAGING CONTROL SETUP Paging Settings AGEZ LAGES Btn1 name Btn2 name Btn3 name Btn4 name zone 1 zone 2 zone 3 zone 4 Zone1 selection Zone2 selection Zone3 selection Zone4 selection 1 2 3 4 Btn5 name Btn6 name Btn7 name Btn8 name zone 5 zone 6 zone 7 zone 8
18. Third party control Subpreset Virtual control Control Logic in Logic out VOX Contact The gate of the channel is activated when the audio signal on the input is above the threshold and if the TTL In button is activated Only the highest priority channel of the activated channels will be routed to the output Priority You can set a priority number for each channel 1 is the biggest priority When several channels are active gate open only one of the channel with the biggest priority will be routed If you have several channels with the same priority only the highest channel number will be routed to the output low channel number Busy means the output is busy by another channel high channel numb A eee Highest channel number is routed low channel number high channel number ATEIS 209 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 bb aa 3333 Fireshold Response Hold dB time ms time ms al ak Channel number of the input ot CO e o Busy LED lit red Lit if the gate of the channel is open but another channel with highest priority is already activate and unable this channel to be routed to the output Busy means gate open but channel not routed Thd Threshold dB 60 0 to Sets the threshold level above which Gate will open automatically route the 20 0 dB signal Response time Oto 5000 ms Adjust the time between the level s detection and the beginning of the Gate
19. apply enter the IDM password and select apply ATEIS 127 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Use Control inputs o 10 17 12 13 14 15 16 i Contry pui First you have to define if rear control input is logic or analogue input You must be unconnected to do that On the system window in the working area right click on the desired LAPG2 if you have several LAPG2 in a system and choose ExternalSelect option Then in the External channel type settings name of the LAPG2 select for each connector if it is a TTL IN logic or an Analogical IN P External channel type settings TRAINING 1 Channel 1 Channel 2 Channel 3 Channel 4 Channel 5 Channel 6 Channel 7 Channel 8 TTLIN TTLIN f TTLIN TTLIN TTLIN f TTLIN TTLIN TTLIN Analog IN Analog IN Analog IN Analog IN Analog IN Analog IN Analog IN Analog IN Channel 9 Channel 10 Channel 11 Channel 12 Channel 13 Channel 14 Channel 15 Channel 16 Name Delete Dsp functions 5 C TTLIN C TTLIN C TTLIN C TTLIN TTLIN r TTLIN r TTLIN ExternalSelect e Analog IN Analog IN e Analog IN Analog IN Analog IN e Analog IN Analog IN If you set the others channel 9 to 16 in TTL IN mode than you have to configure the groups 9 to 16 in the Logic IN window that means assign TTLin 9 to group 9 and TTLin 10 to group 10 etc Caution You cannot mix the TTL and Analogue freely In order all the TTL must be before all the anal
20. f Analog IN f Analog IN Analog IM w Analog IN f Analog IN Analog IN f Analog IN The TTL inputs work by groups In the Logic IN window you have to assign each TTL input to a group By default only the TTL inputs from 1 to 8 are already assigned to group 1 to 8 ATEIS 62 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 If you set the others channel 9 to 16 in TTLIN mode than you have to configure the groups 9 to 16 in the Logic IN window that means assign TTLin 9 to group 9 and TTLin 10 to group 10 etc Note An analogue input can control a component s parameter only if his corresponding component s input and output are linked to something in the design TTL and Groups In this example we will change the control 10 from analogue to TTL By default the controls input are defined like this in the external settings T E E TE EE E E E E E At first change the control 10 to TTL x ee ee Aa phai a Then open View Logic IN and select the tab Groups Select your LAP And then select the group number 10 Logic in uap ao r Count 0 Controer Function Element Adjustment COLULUI to in a rn a 2B dnog r Now to assign the control 10 to the group 10 push the button 10 An assigned button is pushed and displayed in black not in grey ATE S 63 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Logic in UAF Controller HAm ren Element Adjustment fae 12 13 14 e el Now you can use thi
21. select the message in the library side and then click on the arrow B to store it into the LAPG2 Of course you can also retrieve a message from the LAPG2 to the library by clicking on the other arrow E You can find the library directly in your PC C Programs ATEIS LAPG2 G2 v1 0 0 31 wave file ATEIS 151 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Message play Event This window allows managing of the message event The messages use one Message play event to start the message The messages use one Stop Event linked to the event to stop the message UAP Music Management Message Play Event Event Settings Selected No Name Control Type Priority Repeat Forever Assigned Playing Event Playing Message Position s First click on Add to add an event Event Settings Message Play Event Selected No Name Control Type Channel Priority Repeat Forever Assigned Event 1 Message Play Playing Event Playing Message Position 70 Unroll the channel menu and select the output where the message will be played Then click on the tree dots under Assigned to select which message will be played en ATEIS 152 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Message Storage Selected No File Hame Bits No data to display gt i B Add from rg weve Linay You can either select a file from the library or from the LAPG2 Message selection from LAPG2 As to be
22. selection square then you can align all the elements Alignment iil Align left Align horizontal center Align right Align top Align vertical center m Align bottom Pack You can select several elements by maintaining left click and move the mouse you will have a selection square then you can pack the elements k Pack left Pack top Pack right Pack bottom Space You can select several elements by maintaining left click and move the mouse you will have a selection square then you can define the space between all the elements It is interesting if you pack the elements first Space across Space horizontal enlarge Space horizontal shrink Space down Space vertical enlarge Space vertical shrink Order If you have elements which are under other elements you can define by selecting one element if this will be to the front or to the back Pay attention sometimes element can be totally hidden with this action It is useful with background image and buttons for example Send to front Ch Send to back ATEIS 34 View LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 In this topic you will find practically every windows of the software Most part of those windows has short access from the TOOL BAR We are going to introduce you every items To learn how to use those items please refer to the create a project and how to sections The View menu contains the following items jun wi
23. three dots in the URC setting window next chapter Set adjustments Open the URC setting window You can see how many module s adjustment you have assigned to a label number in the assigned column For example in the following window we see that there are two actions connected to the VOL CD label ioi x Serial No 000224 Name URC 2 Logo Search Add Delete Global Function Master Preset N Label Control Type Function Assigned VOL MIC Element control 1 MUTE MIC Element control r Element control Element control Element control i 2 2 1 1 Memory ae 43 A 125 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 By clicking on the three dots in assigned column a box appears According to the assigned function some adjustments are available by clicking in the box and set the value nag Oj x Function Function List Unit dB x H LAP Component ID Element Input Output Band Max Min Step Type 1 LAP1 InputA O Level N A o N 20 40 1 Linear 2 LAP1 inputA O Level N A 1 N A 20 40 1 Linear Delete al LAPG2 Column f there are several LAPG2s shows on which the action is undertaken Component ID Element Input Output Band Shows which components and which kind of adjustments are assigned to this label Max Min Step Type Enables to adjust parameter adjustment For example here we h
24. 0 dB Variable Matrix Button Opens the sub control window Standard Mixer nxn for routing and mixing input channels to the specified output Output Level dB 90 0 to Sets the master output level of the channel 20 0 dB Output Mute On Off Mutes or un mutes the output channel Standard Mixer Parameters Level dB 90 0 to Sets the input levels mixed to the particular output 20 0 dB ATEIS 177 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Standard Mixer Route several signals to Output s The matrix components are organized in a subfolder named Matrix holding the modules 4x4 8x8 and 16x16 Since the only difference of these modules is their number of in and outputs let s take a detailed look just to the smallest one the 4x4 The control window of the Matrix module is opened by a double click on the icon in the LAPG2 design window and appears like this 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Standard Mixer 4x4 1 1 Level dB ar ce The matrix module is similar to the standard mixer with the main difference that there is no ability to make independent mixes for each output channel So the module primary is used for simple routing purposes By default routing is set 1 to 1 audio at each input channel only appears on the particular output channel with unity gain In short The module does nothing at all Matrix Parameters On Off Mutes or un mutes the input channel 90 0 to Sets the input level o
25. 16 E E E E E E E ee ee ee ee ee ee 5 F e mioo A 7 olele E e E Hi o e e ele Use PPM KeypadG2 to trig Message Events Connect to your PPM SP or PPM G2 a PPM KeypadGz2 Wire it physically to the LAPG2 Only the last KeypadG2 will be used to trig messages In the System page add the remote PPM icon to an input In the menu Tools clear the remote IP and search the PPM device Double click on the PPM icon and select to number of Key that you have 1 PPM 1 Keypad 16 Key 1 PPM 2 Keypad 24 Key etc When you will be connected after compilation and storing you will have to notch the Message control option Serial No R00113 Name Priority 1 a Tak i Announcement on line setting Double click on the LAPG2 to enter in the draw window and drag and drop the Message Player and LPC component The message player must send its audio to the input of the LPC If the PPM is also used as microphone you have to mix the both microphone input and message player you can do that by several ways Matrices Ducker etc ATEIS 102 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Then double click on the LPC component and notch the table to make the x routing as you which Select the good audio input in the Audio Module a en ee ee O PPM Plug In Box Audio Module 41 i k 2l 42 23 24 245 26 You cannot have fixed route for the messages so don t assign zones to 7lelealeleal
26. 371 KB gong mertens wav 16000 81 929 KB ge_24k_ Tbb way 24000 70 427 FB te T6k_16b way 16000 477 945 KE te 48k _16b way 48000 1 351 MB E A A A A A A mm PlayedCH 1 Playing Event Playing Message Position J0 Clicking on this button to display the messages either of the wave library or of the LAPG2 machine depending of the side To store the selected messages of the wave library into the LAPG2 To retrieve the messages from LAPG2 to the wave library To delete the selected messages To play Pause Stop the message listening Select here the output used for the messages listening For more information please see Use the message player component ATEIS 222 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 ATEIS We all hope at Ateis you will enjoy using this master piece of technology We remains at your entire disposal for any comments or request do not hesitate to contact your local dealer for further information ATEIS 223
27. 6 2 i Z4 Z5 Z6 e 28 21 Z2 Z3 Z4 Z5 Z6 ee Z8 2 3 4 5 E T g al 10 11 14 E 14 15 E If you want to route this PPM audio to the NPC of LAPG2 number 2 you don t need to add wires simply notch the whished output of the NPC number 2 which is display on all NPC component in the system ATEIS 100 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Clear table 2 MPCI 5 ee ee S ey 10 11 12 l3 l4 e m m ee na a Cee PPM 2 of LAPG2 number 1 Now select the Input 2 tab unroll audio Module and select the virtual input of LAPG2 where is connected the PPM 2 Input 1 Clear table MPC 8 a od She 2E E 11 12 13 _ o o e e Sete e ete 5s onojn e o O Oe oOo nna aaa y A e m nm mmmn na a A PPM of LAPG2 number 2 Select the Input 1 tab unroll audio Module and select the virtual input of LAPG2 where is connected the PPM Caution be sure to notch the boxes corresponding with the good NPC In this example for a local paging we have to notch the boxes of NPC number 2 1x8 and not NPC number 1 2x8 ATEIS 101 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Input T PPM plug on Audio Module A input 7 Clear table 1 2 MHPC2x6 NPCTx6 7 ke i 7E i J Pa J J J oo z oe mG ad a ZE fi on 2 4 4 F 6 g es ill 11 12 13 14 15
28. 778279410038923 5 970765237835919 0 05 2 97243245 7606106 in this case input 0 5db is almost critical point input gt 9 5dB then on input lt 9 5cB then off ATEIS 1810 JH WWWU_H HTH VToSYT_ LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Compressor Limiter Expander The Compressor Limiter Expander folder in the Component control window holds for items Ele Compressor Limiter Expander Lircuter 7 Compressor a Expander Comp Limiter They represent the dynamic section and consist of the following modules Limiter Single channel limiter triggered by input level Feed Forward type Compressor Single channel compressor triggered by input level Feed Forward type Expander Single channel expander triggered by input level Feed Forward type Comp Limiter It provides a compressor and a limiter together Limiter The second module within the Compressor Limiter folder is a simple single channel Feed Forward type limiter ieo The control window of the Limiter module is opened by a double click on the icon in the LAPG2 design window and appears like this The limiter s control window features a graphical display editor window which is opened by a click on the Graph button at the top left side of the control window and looks like this 182 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 The display editor window displays an output to input graph where the vertical axis corresponds to the output si
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30. B Pin 2 RS 485 A Pin 3 NC MI WI Pin 4 24Vde Pin 5 Ground AHHH Pin 6 8 NC ATEIS 170 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 AUDIO INPUT To send audio signal from a LAPG2 output to the PPM speaker Shielded audio cable SLAVE PPM CATS 5 pairs NOT AVAILABLE FOR THE MOMENT to connect Slave PPM 12345678 i a Pin 1 Slave RS 485 B Pin 2 Slave RS 485 A Pin 3 Line in Pin 4 24Vdc Pin 5 Ground Pin 6 Line in Pin 7 Line out Pin 8 Line out Internal Switches POWER S W To choose between local power supply or the LAPG2 power supply Master Slave NOT AVAILABLE FOR THE MOMENT choose if the PPM connected to this JB is a Master or a Slave LEDs POWER SYSTEM Lights if the power comes from a local power supply POWER LOCAL Lights if the power comes from LAPG2 READY Lights if the Junction Box is ready to work Connect JB to LAPG2 BA Configurable Audio I O A Configurable Audio I O B UAP RS 485 IN PPM s Microphone OUT PPM s Speaker On Vw fh TPT P a nw nw Ga a vw ww ww www www wo a ww oe eo oo we ge ee eee een ot TO RS 485 MAIN IN of the JB TO RS 485 SIDE of the JB 24VA BG Connect URC to LAPG2 mn TURCI URC 22 24v A BG 4v 4 BG cere A BG 171 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Connect PPM to JB Simply use the CATS 5 pairs provided with your PPM or a standard CATS 4 pairs Straight from PPM to MASTER PPM of the
31. Click Open to open the browser and select your configuration file This configuration will be automatically loaded when the user will type its user name and password Click Ok to save and close the window User Management IAE ADMIN administrator Yes eea Jm Machine user count 1 40 bi asimum 40 Click Close Open View gt Monitor Settings Change MasterSub Preset Save Load File Exit Software Auto Connect Notch the options of the monitor window See View Monitor settings for more details To have an automatic logon notch at least Auto Connect Click on Close to close the window Compile a Save your configuration in the file B Then store the configuration If the IDM is required access to the Master Presets type the default IDM user which is ADMIN no password IDM Confirmed The system is ready Disconnect and close the software ATEIS 86 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Now to access to the machine the monitor user has to follow these steps 1 Open the LAPG2 software AL 3 LAP G2 v1 0 0 31 2 Type the User and Password User Login Name USER Password The ethernet connection and also the machine connection will be done automatically Connect ES Read net information successtul Read version information successful Read actyate information successful Read check code successful Read Machine 1 name 1 Load m
32. DSP window of the relevant processor by defining their module configuration at the time you create them and should not be altered The main control window of the input module is opened by a double click on the icon in the LAPG2 design window and appears like this Pimps ix 1 J RS z er 1 Phantom power Overload thd dB 1738 SS LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Analogue Input Adjustments Bypass On Off Bypasses the channel fader settings The channel gain will be equal to unity gain 0 dB LED lit green when activate Mute On Off Mutes or un mutes the input channel LED lit red with channel muted Sensitivity OdB 12dB 24dB Sets the input gain of the channel preamp 40dB 54dB Phantom Power On Off Applies 48 VDC phantom power to the channel input for use with condenser mikes RTO LED Lit blue Indicates an input channel Routed To Output s Clip LED lit red Indicates channel level above Clip Threshold dB Volume dB 20 to 20 dB Meter showing the channel RMS level Signal LED lit yellow Indicates audio signal presence above 30 dB from chosen Sensitivity Level dB 90 0 to Signal output level of the module 20 0 dB Clip Threshold 20 0 to Sets the threshold of the Clip indicator 20 0 dB ATEIS 174 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Output Control the output signals parameters and monitor it The analogue output modules represent the physical an
33. Delay Advanced Parameters Type Choose between adjustments with Time or with Distance and temperature Delay time us Adjust the delay time Type switch on Temp C Enter the ambient temperature in Celsius degrees Type switch off Gain lz Adjust the distance in meter Type switch off ATEIS 191 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Gate The gate allows you to cut off the signal below a chosen threshold You can choose between four different gates HF Gate Mono n Gate Voice o With Sidechain La Gate Mono n ee wb Gate With Sidechain bas Gate Sterea Gate Voice This component is gate which is using an active detection algorithm specially dedicated for voice The gate is open only if a human voice pass is detected For example you knock table this noise will be stopped by Voice Gate but when you speak then the voice gate will allow the human voice to open the gate If there is a noise and a human voice present the voice gate will open and both noise and voice will get through This is NOT a noise cancellation component The control window of the Gate Mono module is opened by a double click on the icon in the DESIGN AREA and appears like this Gate Parameters Mute Button Mute the gate s module Bypass Switch off the gate s operation Gate on LED lit green Flash when the gate is active open Hold time ms 10 to Time to close the output when no more human speech is detected
34. Disconnect e Audio Enable e Audio Disable Seep Store Ctrl F7 Starts the Store process which upload your design into the LAPG2 system ATEIS 47 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Reverse Reverse Starts the reverse process which download the design from the LAPG2 system into your computer Connect Connects your computer to the LAPG2 system NOTE You have to have opened the good corresponding design file to connect to LAPG2 system Disconnect Ctrl F10 Disconnect Disconnects your computer from the LAPG2 system Allow you to change settings and re upload them into LAPG2 system Audio Enable Activates the Audio Outputs of the LAPG2 g2 system Audio Disable Audio Disable Ctrl F12 Stops every audio signals going out of the LAPG2 system Tools In this topic you will find windows related to system configuration and software settings We are going to introduce you every items To learn how to use those items please refer to the create a project and how to sections The Tools menu contains the following items Tools By Update Shift F2 e Update T Machine Configuration Shift F3 Machine Configuration Parameter Setting Shift F4 e Parameter Setting Clear Remote IP Shift F5 e Clear Remote IP Clear MCU Data Shift F6 e Clear MCU Data YR Calibration Shift F7 e VR Calibration A Options Shift F8 e Options Establish Ethernet Link Shift F9 e Establish Ethernet Link Reset Shif
35. JB If you use a CATS 4 pairs you probably will hear some data into the speaker of the PPM This is due to the internal wiring if you do not use speaker simply disconnect it Connect PPM to LAPG2 There is two way to connect one PPM 1 Use a4 pairs between the LAPG2 and the junction box and then connect the PPM to I UAP RS 485 IN PPM s Microphone OUT PPM s Speaker ifeBA Configurable Audio I O A Configurable Audio I O B j r i la anf Wy i P aS lt y an 4 4 S p S O i Pin TR A A SN A DA AJA aF a Pi Prr Te e p TO RS 485 MAIN IN of the JB 2 UseaCAT5 5 pairs directly between the PPM and the LAPG2 as follow i ILAP RS 485 IN PPM s Microphone OUT PPM s Speaker BA Configurable Audio I O A Configurable Audio I O B Connect RAC ATEIS 172 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Audio component description Audio component are all features tools you can use in the LAPG2 DSP to route change or modify signal between inputs and outputs of LAPG2 system Here are the details of all the components Input Control the input signals parameters and monitor it The analogue input modules represent the physical analogue inputs accessible on the rear panel of the LAPG2 There are four separate modules for use with each of the audio board slots A B C and D Analogue input and output modules are added automatically to the
36. Level dB dB Gis dB A 160 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 You can see the AGC level near from 0 dB meaning no compensation Increase Zone If the sensing microphone detects more noise than during the calibration the A N G works in the Increase Zone which means that the gain must be increased to compensate the ambient noise AN G 1 1 i Calibration Sampling Noise Generator dB j 00 Medium M Pading activity p mpecrease Zone PPO DERd Zone MWAcrease Zon Fast increase Zone S8ASing Mic Level GiSensing Mic Leve Piiput Level WBifferential Level dB dB Gis dB In our example the noise is now louder than during the calibration The differential level is around 4 4dB You can see the AGC level at 3 5dB meaning the P M signal is increased of 3 5dB As soon as the AGC level reach the level needed to compensate the ambient noise or the Max Gain the A N G will goes back in the Dead Zone Fast Increase Zone If the sensing microphone detects more noise than during the calibration the A N G works in the Fast Increase Zone which means that the gain must be quickly increased to compensate the loud ambient noise gt A N G 1 1 Calibration Sampling E Noise time Generator 10ms lz 00 Medium M PaGging activity PMB ease Zone ii all NSSASing Mic Level GiSensing Mic Leve HM Gviput Level Differential Level Gi dB Ci Gls A 161 LAPG2
37. Up to 32 LAPG2s can be connected together on the same network As the Network addresses are auto negotiated the network set up is very easy The LAPG2NET cards each have two ports labelled A and B where the A port is the input and the B port goes to the next sub device in the line Dependent on which network medium is used for the next LAPG2 in the network cable CAT5 RJ45 lt 150 meters or optical fibber ST lt 2 kilometres you can choose among four different LAPG2NET cards available LAPG2 NET1 With two RJ45 connectors for CAT5 cabling max 100m between two LAPG2s LAPG2 NET2 With one RJ45 connector left and one ST Fibber connector right LAPG2 NET3 With two ST Fibber connectors Multimode max 2000m between two LAPG2s LAPG2 NET4 With one RJ45 connector right and one ST Fibber connector left Connection with CAT5 cable is not complicated Just use a straight cable not crossed ATEIS 19 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 With optical cables make sure to cross Tx and Rx between port A and port B a ee 2 3 4 1 ieee ice RIGHT connection WRONG connection Make sure to close the loop by connecting the B of the last LAPG2 to the A of the first one If the network is well connected the twos LEDs Port A and Port B should blink 5 RS232 CONNECTOR Connect third party device Crestron AMX VITY to pilot some desired features of your LAPG2 system by using the Ateis Third party pr
38. Use Events Element adjustment Master Preset Sub Preset Event Triggering There are several ways to trig start the events as message play event or Stop Event e With Contact input gt see Use Contact Inputs to trig Events as messages e Scheduler gt see Use scheduler to trig Events as messages e With Third Party gt see Use third party to trig Events as messages e With PPMG2 Keypad gt see Use PPMG2 Keypad to trig Events as messages At the moment there is no way to use the virtual button to trig events Events types If you have several master preset you will have to re do the operation for each master preset Click menu view gt Event management Event Management 0 Control Type Third Party Cont Login IN H Login IN L Mount Select 0 Event 1 Change Master Preset FJ 1 Event 2 Change Sub Preset F 2 Event 3 Element Adjustment F 3 Event 4 Set TTL OUT F 4 Event 5 Stop Event F a E 0 0 0 0 0 0 Fi O F d Stop Event Columns NO Number of the event Name Name of the event click on this filed to change name click enter to finnish Control Type Here you can define all events you need we have 5 different type of event 1 Change master preset This event will load the selected master preset 2 Change Sub preset This event will load the selected Sub preset 3 Element adjustment This event will adjust one or several adjustments elements to a designed state 4 Set TTL Out This Event
39. active manual settings with Frequency Bandwidth and gain knobs Lock time interval time during the filter will be active when a feedback is detected After that the captured values will be loose Detect level level of feedback detection Depth means maximum reduction gain for filter By storing again the configuration you will erase the captured Values frequencies bandwidth and gain ATEIS 206 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Network input and Network output The net input modules represent inputs from the ATEISNET There are six separate modules named A B C D E and F each with 8 output nodes numbered from 1 to 48 You can add as many net input modules in any combination to your design but the total number of used output nodes is limited to 16 in each processor Audio signals distributed to the network can be used everywhere they are needed throughout the system i e the audio signal from a CD player on the analogue input of LAPG2 1 routed to channel 1 of the network can be taken from any LAPG2 device from the net input module A node 1 within the network Net input icons are showing active network channels graphically with their output nodes in a more dark blue colour Since net input modules act as a unity gain network connection only they got no control window themselves The net output modules represent audio signal outputs to be distributed to the ATEISNET There are six separate modules named A B C D E
40. and the mute button Level 100 to 20 Increase signal Level of the channel dB Output Level 100 to 20 Increase the general signal Level dB ATEIS 218 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Auto Noise Gain Adjust the audio level of the paging input P M depending of the ambient noise The ambient noise is measured with a sensing microphone connected to the sensing microphone input S M Our advice is to use the sensing microphone MSN Ateis but you can also use another one e S M sensing microphone input e P M paging input SeRsing Mic Level GiSensing Mic Leve Gutput Level Mpifferential Level dB dB dB maB Calibration Button Click on to start the automatic calibration procedure Lit all along the calibration procedure Lit when the A N G is properly calibrate Over Indicates the calibration result The white noise level needed is over the range A pop up window will shows you what to do Indicates the calibration result The white noise level needed is under the range A pop up window will show you what to do Response speed Selector Select here the reaction speed of the A N G That s means the speed to adapt the P M audio level depending of the ambient noise Min Gain 15 to 0 dB The minimum AGC level compensation O to 15 dB The maximum AGC level compensation Sampling time 0 5 to 60 sec Determine the period time between two ambient noise measures ATEIS 219 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 1
41. audio signal is above the clip threshold e The signal led lit when an audio signal is detected on the input When a signal passes through an input or an output the corresponding LED will light e The Phantom led shows if the phantom power is activated on the channel ATEIS 15 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 2 STATUS LEDs e Fault light when an error has occured e Power light when the LAPG2 is switched on e Evac light when an evacuation situation is started Not implemented yet e AT NET light if the LAPG2 is linked to another LAPG2 and blink if the physical link doesn t match with the configuration design e Ethernet lights when the LAPG2 is connected to an Ethernet network 3 SCREEN The LCD display is used for status information login and parameters settings In normal stat it displays e the LAPG2 number its place in the network e the IP address of the LAPG2 e thedate amp time e the function amp stats of the LAPG2 Two letter are displayed to give these informations P1 amp P2 When P1 can be M Master S Slave N not configured single LAPG2 not linked And P1 can be S Start of backup B Bypass E End of backup no backup These two letter are very usefully to find which link is broken or absent The broken link is the link between the LAPG2 which display P2 S start of backup and P2 E end of backup For more information please refer to the document in the CD TU LAP Net St
42. can see your play message event 4 K A sch Gettin tL VES J Tf ELLIE a Event Settings UAF Music T Message Play Evert Selected No Name Control Type Fronty Repeat Forever Assigned Event 1 Message Play 10 0 1 The 1 under Assigned indicate that the event is assigned to a message At this state the message is ready to be played but you have to choose how you want to trig it From now we will works with the play message event that we have created ATEIS 154 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Stop Event If you want to be able to stop the message when it s playing before its end you have to create a stop event associate with the message In the View menu open the Event Management Event Manage t NO Name Control Type Third Party Cont Login IN L Login IN H Mount Select 0 Evert 1 Message Play U 0 ee ee Click on Add to add a new event Control Type ees Play Under Control type unroll the menu and chose Stop Event Change M e Preset Change Sub Preset To choose which event must be stop click on the tree dots Element Adjustment under Mount a set TTL OUT Notch the message to be stopped and then click on Save Stop Event Settings Control Type Third Party Cont Login IN H Login IN L Select Event 1 Mess Sage Play i i In the event management window you can see your both event play amp stop with a 1 under Mount indicating that
43. one image at a time can be shown By clicking the logo button the following window appears 0 x Constant Mode Choose one image A or B to be posted on the screen of the URC Advertisement Mode warning mode Alternate the two images every swap time seconds Constant Mode at Logo B o Waiting time Advertisement Mode Logo swaptime 1 2 s Set the number of seconds before the URC returns to its initial state apparent logo and you have to push twice the rotate knob for accessing the Waitingtime 10 gt adjustments Be sure to let enough time to the user 3 3 to read and choose Best picture 128 x 64 pixel black amp while ATEIS 117 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Open You can search and assign to the URC any images be careful about the size you have on your computer by clicking on Windows File or Logo Library button By clicking Logo manager a window shows you which images you have selected for your URC Open from Logo Manager 5 x Item file name m Logo vi 2 Ateis_Tut_URC_music bmp You can use any type of image you want But the screen of the URC has only one colour plus the black background So the best image parameters are e Size 128x64 pixels e Colour Black and white Search See Search and set URC chapter Global Parameters tab On this
44. operation 0 to 5000 ms Adjust the time between the end level s detection and the end of the Gate operation ATEIS 210 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 NPC Elf NPC i e There are several types of NPCs various numbers of inputs as well as outputs NPC o oe Tel uses network channels S 3 nput 3 4 Input 88 Input a SL 16x8 NPC uses network channels If you have several LAPG2s with several PPMs you can 16x16 re use outputs of the NPC directly in the system window of another LAPG2 You cannot add more than one NPC per LAPG2 If you have one PPM and several LAPG2s simply define one NPC for each LAPG2 but only define input for the LAPG2 physically connected to the PPM By double clicking on the NPC icons the following window appears NPC ix3 1 1 PPM plug on Audio Module Input Clear table PPM plug on Select The PPM you want to configure with this NPC Table key Z1 Enables to select the routing of the signal when the keys are inserted Clear table Clear all the selection in the table To learn how to use NPC with PPM see Create paging of PPM with NPC ATEIS 211 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Selector Fie Selector Simple selector to select different inputs to output a Can be used with URC RAC analogue input or contact input in binary mode Selector 4x1 1 1 _ cen p Input select eH Ducker The ducker is a kind of sophisticated switch allowing to
45. played the message must be in the LAPG2 my advice is to click on Add from LAPG2 to open this window UAP Storage Ho Name Hz Size E 4 te_16k_16b 36993 471 945 KE 1 i 707 427 KE E8 texte 8b p Add from UAF x Click on the reading glass to display the files select one and then click on to assign the message file to the message event Click on the doors to quit this window ATEIS 153 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Message selection from Wave Library Add from t Wave Library But if you want to import a file from your PC click on Add from Wave library Options Selected File Name Size byte Type Channels BPS Bits 7 Auto Save to Message List GNGS3TONS WAV 64892 WAV 16000 16 gong mertens way 83896 16000 16 Record Type ge_24k_1 6b wav 724406 24000 16 16bits 16kHz te_16k_16b short wav 54788 te_16k_16b wav 483272 te_48k_16b wav 1448756 16000 16 16bits 24kHz 16000 16 49000116 16bits 48kHz 1 1 1 teX16k_16b short wav 54788 wav 1 16000 16 1 1 1 Volume Size Max Size Transfer Then click on Add to open the browser which allows you to select the file to import Click on Close to quit this window You can see your selected message Message Storage Selected No File Hame i Bits kbps te 16k_16b Add from ci TE da Add from UAP Close this window Now you
46. post announcemert Name PPM T Number of wave Memory ise Active Index Wave file Active Index Waye file LAP 1 A2 Master 0 Ap l oO ft i By default the PPM has two chimes in his internal memory click on the active box and select which chime you want by clicking in the Index field When all the settings are Ok the PPM is ready to be used like any kind of input sources To learn how to configure the system in order to control the access of the sound to various areas through the PPM s keys see the define paging with PPM chapter Rear PPM adjustments At the rear of the PPM you can adjust level of mic speak or chime You can also have additional keys with PPM KEYPAD the connector is on the left of the picture r EL R T Sere i ue gt Assign chime to PPM You can upload maximum 128Kb of wave files 16 bits 16 kHz mono in a PPM The chime name is limited to 14 char including format 1234567890 wav gt OK 12345678900 wav gt the name is too long it won t appears in the wave library There are three steps to load chime to a PPM 1 Select chime 2 Load chime Wave files in the PPM 3 Adjust PPM s chime ATEIS 95 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Select chime Open the window Wave library menu view Index Selected wave Name Size Ref Count Chime Wie 63 363 KB E 2 2 te tek ebay 151011875 471 12KB 0 3 O te 24k16bwav 1509625 707 419KB_ O O teak 16bwav 15090
47. tab you can create a Master Preset selection on the URC This tab is called Global Parameter because these parameters will be available from every Master Preset It s different than the others tab Sub Preset and Parameters where the parameters are depending of the Master Preset Of course at first the Master Preset must be created To create Master Preset please see Master Preset chapter To check your Master Preset click on Name button next to the Master Preset unroll menu Here you can see your Master Preset list Master Presets a LE ha aster Preset Master Preset 2 ATEIS 118 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Open the URC settings window and select the Global Parameters tab URC setting oe ea Serial Mo Mame Default o Global Parameters Ig ub Preset and Parameters NG Control Type Assigned Meriary i 3 Click on Add to create a Master Preset selector URC setting co ee Serial Ho Mame Default Global Parameters ee eee sub Preset and Parameters Control Type Assigned Master preset You can change the name in the Label space Click on the three dots on the right of the Assigned space a window opens and you can choose which Master Preset is accessible with this function Here named MP SP SEL ATEIS 119 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 F Master preset 8 fog Ex Selected Master preset Sub preset W Master Pre
48. the PPM Programmable Paging Microphone Note The maximum cable length depends on the type of cable used and should not exceed 300 m with standard CAT5 This restriction is mostly due to supply voltage drops with low wire gauge in longer cable runs and can be obviated by using external power supplies Junction Box or higher diameter cables However we have seen data cable lengths up to 850m working just fine You will have to put external power every three remote devices PPM or URC or every 300m Note It is recommended to not put more than 8 remote devices PPM and or URC on one LAPG2 You can of course use more remote devices LAPG2 can manage up to 16 PPMss but this increase the response time of the devices and you will have to be very careful in the wiring by adding external power supply ATEIS 18 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 4 Ateis Network Slot Ateis has developed its own audio networking system Ateis Net This Ethernet based network is able to simultaneously transport 48 audio channels 32 bits 48KHz sampling rate with a latency lt 2msec together with the necessary control data For decentralized or big applications an optional Ateis Net networking card can be inserted inside the LAPG2s Thanks to its loop architecture the Ateis Net audio network is fully redundant If a problem Line open or shorted occurs on a loop segment it will be automatically isolated without affecting the system functionalities
49. the events are assigned Name Control Type Third Party Cont Login IN L Login IN H f Mount Select Message Message Play 0 0 0 1 Mese swe Oo ooo w G Joa ast f na vse fac con You have now to choose how you want to trig these events see Event Triggering chapter ATEIS 155 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Store message into LAPG2 The audio file must be a wave mono file 16 bits and with a bit rate of 16 24 or 48kHz The left window display the audio files available to be stored into LAPG2 the right window display which files are already stored into LAPG2 To be played the message must be store into the LAPG2 First of all to display the files click on the both reading glass Click Search wave file button nix Event Settings Lire UAP Music Management Message Storage Machine Storage F No Name Use Bits Hz Size No Name Bits Hz Size False 16 48000 1095418 O12 002 wav False He oe eee at om way lt No data to display gt Search wave files in wave library m a DA Too Cm E UAP 1 Message Flash Settings i Oj x Event Settings UAP Music Management Message Storage Machine Storage No Name F H a No Name Bits He Size M1 001way False 16 48000 1095418 Ol2 002 wav False 16 48000 1095418 D Messani Storing message 1 1 Hs 2 OWI Note for the moment you cannot reco
50. the value set by the ratio parameter soft knee function Attack time ms 10 to Sets the time it takes to respond to the input signal Attack 1000 ms Release time ms 10 to Sets the time it takes to release gain reduction Release 1000 ms Gain reduction dB Reflects the current amount of gain reduction 25 0 dB Bypass On Off Bypasses the compressor s function Soft knee On Off Enables disables the Soft Knee mode Compress LED lit green Indicates compression ATEIS 185 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Expander An expander works in an opposite fashion than the compressor the threshold is set and any part of the signal dropping below this threshold will be affected by the expander and this level will be raised The expander therefore like the compressor balances out the signal making it sound more professional The expander allows having a signal with a bigger dynamic range The only module within the Expander folder is a simple expander of the same Feed Forward type like the compressor The control window of the Expander module is opened by a double click on the icon in the LAPG2 design window and appears like this Expander Parameters Ratio x 1 0 10 to 1 00 Sets expansion ratio Threshold dB 60 0 to Sets the threshold level above which expansion begins 20 0 dB Threshold range dB 0 0 to 40 0 dB Sets the range of level in which the ratio gradually alters from 1 1 to the valu
51. will pilot one TTL output during a designed time period 5 Stop event This event will stop another event Third party Cont Select here if you want to start event also with Third party control Login IN H define here if a TTL input will start the event when TTL is High Login IN L define here if a TTL input will start the event when TTL is Low Mount Number of parameters assigned to this event clique on this field to assign or set some parameters or adjustments Select Select event for further operations ATEIS 138 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Change master preset Once you have define several Master Preset and define an event which control Master Preset Control Type click on Mount field Event 1 Change Master Preset Change Sub Preset Once you have define several Sub Preset and define an event which control Sub Preset Control Type click on Mount field 1 Event 2 an Change Sub Preset i wil 0 o o S y And select which Master Preset will be called by this event notch select box and click OK Sub Preset List fx p Preset Name Seleted 1 SPI 2 SP2 Element adjustment Choose which adjustments elements of a component will be adjusted by the event Right click on the adjustments and choose event gt name of the event Third party control Subpreset gt Virtual control gt Control gt J r v Event b You can assign more than on adjustments to an event several events of sev
52. windows has short access in the TOOL BAR We are going to introduce you every items To learn how to use those items please refer to the create a project and how to sections The User menu contains the following items se User Management Ctrl T s User Ma nagement B ID Management Ctrl V ID Ma nagement ate Logout User Ctrl U e Logout User je Logout ID Ctrl Logo ut ID ATEIS 45 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 User Management BA User Management he Ctrl T Opens the User Management window floating window User Management ae You have the possibility to define up to 40 different users with different Click Add to add a new User open the Add new user window Delete to delete one user Store to load new user in LAPG2 system Close to close window Machine user count 1 40 Maximum 40 Add Delete Edt Store Close If you select a User and click Edit you will have access to Add new user window to modify access privilege or change code This window allows you to give access P Ja ld pe user User Name g User Name a password name and to define access EE ie secre Set Password Set Password Audio Settings AFI Start Audio Stop Audi p rivi lege S Password a o Password Save files Retype Retype Add Sub Preset Delete Sub Preset z Change presets Set Access Privileges Set ccess Privileges S i m p y re
53. with the number of filter 4 Feedback Et ie Speech Ain Notch 8 Band pilh Notch 12 Band Ah Motch 16 Band p Music Low Music Medium Music High Tips use feedback killers to detect feedback then note the frequency and replace feedback component with an Equalizer And add a simply 4 notch feedback for security FeedDack 5h Bypass Bypass the feedback s module Warning By clicking on Bypass you will erase the captured Values frequencies bandwidth and gain Bypass Hold el Manual oy ie Hold when a Larsen is detected and a frequency locked the component hold this setting like an Eq Frequency you can set the frequency Bandwidth bandwidth of the notch filter to attenuate the feedback Gain attenuation of the locked frequency OMLAE amiT Frequency Hz ak 4 4 N O Bandwidth Oct 4 4 Lock e ad level Hz eel Gal level Oct aerial level dB Bypass all PF ECEN E Wanval all a Caution am ja qS wam 20 0 20 0 20 0 int al 0 01 PLEASE a a 8 os w z o Lock shows if the feedback killers channel has detected and is erased a frequency responsible of a feedback Frequency show the frequency locked Bandwidth show the bandwidth of the notch filter locked Gain show the attenuation of the frequency locked Bypass all bypass all channels Hold all hold all channels Manual all
54. 0 200 250 315 400 500 630 800 1K1 25K1 6K 2K 2 5K3 15K 4K 5K 6 3K SK 10K125K16K 20K 25K E le The small squares act as handles that can be dragged to the desired position and show the following parameters Yellow Frequency Hz Orange Bandwidth All Pass filter Parameters Bypass All Bypass the component all the filter s module Bandwidth Oct 0 01 to 4 The transition bandwidth Frequency Hz 20 to 20k the frequency at which the phase shift crosses 90 ATEIS 204 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Cross over Use to filter signal for active audio pre amplifier for pro audio sound Three choice 2 3 or 4 way In the example we have open the three way cross over P Xover 3 ney 1 1 TB Graph row wil i Aigh rA Mvet il 8K 16K 31 5K The small squares act as handles that can be dragged to the desired position and show the following parameters Blue yellow red Frequency of each way Hz Hi Lo pass Parameters for each way a ee ATEIS 205 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Feedback i The feedback analyzes the signal detects feedback and attenuates the responsible frequency There is several kind of feedback component The difference is only the bandwidth which are tuned for Music high than speech between it the bandwidth is decreasing Each category has 4 different feedback it is only the number of filter 4 8 12 or 16 that the feedback will use The treatment time is increased
55. 0 ms Adjust the time between the level s detection and the beginning of the Gate operation Response time Attack time ms O to 1000 ms Adjust the fade in time of the signal when Gate is working Hold time O to 5000 ms Adjust the time between the end level s detection and the end of the Gate operation 10 to 10000 ms Adjust the fade out time of the signal when Gate is no longer working Release time ms Left Depth dB 100 to 0 dB Attenuate the level when the Gate is active 100 to 0 dB Attenuate the level when the Gate is active Right Depth dB ATEIS A 195 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 AGC With this Automatic Gain Control you can adjust automatically the gain of the source by setting a target level AGC Parameters If the release button is pushed to green colour the release time will be the user s setting Release Button Otherwise the release time will be 10 Button Switch off the AGC operation LED lit green Flash when the gain is controlled AGC is active 60 0 to Sets the threshold level above which the gain will be controlled 20 0 dB Advice don t set a too much low level otherwise it will hear some unexpected little sound breath ambient noise Target level dB 35 0 to Determine which relative volume you want to target 10 0 dB Max gain dB 0 0 to 18 0 Determine the maximum of automatic gain dB Advice limit the max gain to keep a natural audio dynamic Attack time m
56. 10 16 bands ET O ied The control window of the PEQ module is opened by a double click on the icon in the LAPG2 design window and appears like this example for 6 bands The display editor window displays an output to input graph where the vertical axis corresponds to the output signal level in dB while the horizontal axis displays the frequencies The green line reflects the currently set dynamic response graph of the equalizer The small squares act as handles that can be dragged to the desired position and show the following parameters example 4 bands I Graphic PEQ 4 Band LAP 1 1 orange Bandwidth yellow Frequency Hz RA Pan 100 125 160 200 250 315 400 500 630 800 1K1 25K1 6K K 2513 15K AK 5K EM BK 10K12 5 16K 20K 2K Symmetry Not available on next versions Bypass all To bypass the EQ all the frequency channel Bypasses only the selected frequency channel ATEIS 188 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 GEQ You have three different GEQ modules 1 Octave 2 3 octave 1 3 octave The control window of the GEQ module is opened by a double click on the icon in the LAPG2 design window and appears like this example for 1 3 octave The display editor window displays an output to input graph where the vertical axis corresponds to the output signal level in dB while the horizontal axis displays the frequencies The green line reflects the currently set dynamic response graph of t
57. 1000 ms Release time ms 10 to Adjust the fade out time of the signal to decrease the signal after 2000 ms the hold time 192 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Gate Mono The first module within the Gate folder is a simple single channel Ar rr t D The control window of the Gate Mono module is opened by a double click on the component Gate Mono 1 1 Mute the gate s module Switch off the gate s operation LED lit green Flash when the gate is active open 60 0 to 20 0 dB O to 5000 ms O to 1000 ms O to 5000 ms Adjust the time between the end level s detection and the end of the Gate operation 10 to Adjust the fade out time of the signal when Gate is no longer 10000 ms working 100 to 0 dB Attenuate the level when the Gate is active threshold TRimimp se response attack hold ATEIS 193 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Gate With Sidechain With this gate you can control a gate on an audio channel I with an external sidechain signal S When the Sidechain input S input goes above the threshold the gate becomes active and the signal on Input 1 goes to the output thain gain dB Gate Parameters Mute the gate s module Switch off the gate s operation Gate on LED lit Flash when the gate is active open green Sidechain gain dB 35 0 to Set the volume of the signal connected in the input S 35 0 dB Input gain dB 35 0 to Set the volume of t
58. 13 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Noise generator fey Nose generator dole White ole Pink Jet Tone White noise generator O waite Noise Q P This component generates a White noise The White noise is a random signal or process with a flat power spectral density In other words the signal contains equal power within a fixed bandwidth at any center frequency An infinite bandwidth white noise signal is purely a theoretical construction By having power at all frequencies the total power of such a signal is infinite and therefore impossible to generate In practice however a signal can be white with a flat spectrum over a defined frequency band As example it can be used to set up the equalization for a concert or other performance in a venue a short burst of white or pink noise is sent through the PA system and monitored from various points in the venue so that the engineer can tell if the acoustics of the building naturally boost or cut any frequencies The engineer can then adjust the overall EQ to ensure a balanced mix White Noise 1 1 DEBR Mute the sound coming out from the component 100 to 20 Level of the white noise dB i6 125 0427 107dE Measured white noise spectrum ATEIS 214 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Pink noise generator This component generates a Pink noise Pink noise or 1 f noise is a signal or process with a frequency spectrum such that the power spectral density is inve
59. 2 White noise level automatically Adjusted by the calibration ambiantnose meter AGC Level Display the current compensation gain Hold time 1 to 5 sec Holding time between when the P M signal passes below the mode threshold and the end of the paging activity Paging activity my Light up when the paging is active when P M is above the mode threshold 1 Indicates that the AGC gain is decreasing Indicates that the AGC is not changing tnereasezone Indicates that the AGC gain is increasing Fast Increase Zone Indicates that the AGC gain is increasing fast Sensing Mic Level Indicator Show the input level of the sensing microphone RMS C Sensing Mic Level Indicator Show the input level of the sensing microphone through the calibration transfer function Output Level Indicator Show the output level RMS Differential Level Difference between the Output level and C Sensing Mic level For the procedures and use please see Use the Automatic Gain Control ATEIS 220 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Message Player be oo Message Storage This component is an internal messages player It is able to play two different messages in the same time on two separate outputs M1 and M2 You will have to store your Wave messages into the LAPG2 device The component contains two Tabs e Events Settings e LAPG2 Music Management which should be understood as Messages management Event Settings tab to create and manage the messag
60. 34 Set Third party control parameters sessessessressrrnesressrrrssrrnsrtesrteusrrnsrtrsstenstersrtrseteesreeseereeee 134 Use third party over IP sacrcceesp ee tes pe osc ttinacosmtepoensetipb e E EOE EE OE 135 Use Events Element adjustment Master Preset Sub Preset cccccceeescseeseessseeeeeeeeeneeeeeas 137 Event Pi ESOT AG seniii nais Ei E aE EREE ERES 137 ATEIS 4 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 VSS CS E EA E E AR E O S N E A ores sueteed A E A T E eres 137 SE EE E E E E N E E E eee 138 CPEE SUD PESO a E E eee oe 138 FEMEN I e a E E E ER EE 138 Ser Fi ES 10 e a E A E A A oe 140 CO Cy E G EEEE E E E A A E E E E E A 141 Message play OVINE screenen 142 Use Third Party to trig Events as messages ccccccccesssececcceeeseeccceeeesecceeeeueeecesesaeeeeceeeeaenseeess 145 Use Scheduler to trig Events aS MESSAGES ccccccccccsssecccceeeseccceseeesecceeeeeeeeccesseueeeesessaueneeess 146 OCC SNCS TCU cea coe cana ate A em evteesbeeurentenecees 147 ES NS secre ceoec eau ee dese conten ne icauiceessaecnes sheetens E A A E sees 147 BSC eisai aire sete se ncccten se seuatentes easeinee E E seus 147 Use the Message player component ccccssseccccessccccenseccceesececeeecceeeuecceeeusecessuneceeseeecesseneeeetes 149 LAPGZ Messages Management wscrosstaciescianssensecesmesuccasenep ea duatpionseannconteednenupeauniecdeatuecuseanseens 150 Message play EVETT haere se ctecnc ie ceiceeysaecnes shee tec ev sacceearientiseu
61. 4E OD r CC ASCII f Hes Line Feed Carnage Return Display data as tf ASCI C Binan Decimal Hex ATE S 136 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Now you can past or write the command string in the Data area Then click on Send to send the string to the LAPG2 You can see the answer in the received data area Remote Hast IF Address H ame Fort Local IP Address Fort 192 168 100 7 19761 Send 192 165 10 110 12345 19761 Eind Edit Send Data Edit Recerved Data O2 49 43 30 30 31 31 03 4E OD e O ASCII amp Hes Line Feed Carriage Retum Display data as f ASCII C Binan Decimal Hes Auto Send Elaps Time Facket Timer z Sendevey 1 sec rn Reset 1245 05 Average Last Pkt Reset Sent HE Data Log Receved HES Data Log 192 168 100 7 02 49 43 30 30 31 31 03 4E OD 192 165 100 7 06 OD Display Display Sound Time Date Clear Log Time Date Enabled Clear Log The LAPG2 answer 06 OD as acknowledge otherwise it answer 10D or nothing You can also use the test command 02 54 03 54 OD The LAPG2 will just acknowledge if the connection is working Caution This test software is limited for Checksum max up to 7D If it s bigger than 7D it will result error So if you want test some function with checksum bigger than 7D Set LAPG2 command only with NOT Checksum Jrd party control Not Check sum Not Command answer ATEIS 137 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12
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63. 97916 1 381 MB O Select which gong you want to use Clicks save to library Message x There are 1 wave file transfer to Wave manager Click ox Note If the file is already transfer the message says there are O wave file transfer to Wave library Then close this window cose You can also load your own wave file 16bits mono 16kHz in the wave file manager window menu view by clicking add from file Add fro re Wave file manager T x Index Selected Wave Name lt No data to display gt Selec Add fro Delet All Reset wave ibrar Ind All Transfer Then click Transfer ATEIS 96 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Load chime Open the window Chime data store gt menu view Selecter Marne PPM Type Select Wave Files 1 01 Master 2 Master No data to display gt Apply to announcemnert Wave Select Delete chime Ind All If you have several PPM connected choose in which you want to load the gong Click on the to open the Wave library Options Size byte Type a BPS Bits Auto Save to Message List Record Type 0 16bits 16kHz 16bits 24kHz 16bit 48kHz Volume IT otal Size Max Size d 128 KB aaa Ea Transfer Select the files to upload in each PPM The chime name is limited to 14 char including format Add To import a wave from your computer click on at E
64. AL Version EN 12 To connect to the LAPG2 you have to be sure that the configuration file in the LAPG2 is the same as the file opened with the software Then simply click on connect icon By or operation gt connect This will start the connection process P Connect If you are connected a green led will light on bottom left of LAPG2 software Read net information successful Read version information successful E Read activate information successful El System pa Cumponerits 4 Read check code successful Le Read Machine 1 name 1 n Load machine name completed f System Status gl ABB Check ID management successful Read MCU parameter successful r 5 z F Audio disable successful Ethemet Connect O Connect successfully Change IP address of LAPG2 To change the IP address of an LAPG2 1 Connect to the LAPG2 locally LAPG2 have to be alone 2 Open the option window menu tools Shift F2 Machine Configuration Shift F3 Parameter Setting Shift F4 Clear Remote IP Shift F5 Clear MCU Data Shift F6 VR Calibration Shift F7 Establish Ethernet Link Shift F9 Reset Shift F 10 Configure machine IP Shift F 11 3 Choose the Internet Protocol TCP IP Tab L DSP design Fie Color Scheme Store Network Intemet Protocol T CPAP 4 Enter the information you need for our example we just change the 6 in an 8 O DHCP 192 168 100 6 gt Becomes 192 168 100 8 lt lt
65. APG2 To be sure use 192 168 100 1 for your computer 3 UDP Broadcasting Port be sure to use same UDP port between your computer and LAPG2 Try as possible to keep the 19760 Options DSP design File Color Scheme Store Network Internet Protocol TCP IP Internet Protocol TCP IP Here are options to change default TCP IP DHCP parameters Be sure you know TCP IP basics and use Basa knina IE saien to change settings You can change from here IP Pa parameters of LAPG2 Subnet mask Barug i 192 168 100 254 j Here for example the address of the LAPG2 is 192 168 100 6 seve ee Ok ATE S ok LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Establish Ethernet Link Establish Ethernet Link Shift F9 he Opens the IP Setting window floating window When you want to use LAPG2 system you have first to open communication Ethernet link between your CIP Contigur computer and the LAPG2 system IP Address 192 168 100 6 1 If you do not know the LAPG2 IP address click on search Be sure to be on right network 192 168 100 XY factory settings 2 If you know the IP address enter it and click connect Reset Opens the Machine List windows floating window 5 eraser Pott f Connect Disconnect You can select a LAPG2 of your system and reset all the nissin EIA parameters Use it if you have some trouble with your system and 1 you do not know why Select All Reset Configure machine
66. APG2 s firmware also To do this follow those steps e Connect LAPG2 to your PC e Launch the LAPG2 software e Open the Ethernet connection e Choose menu gt Help gt Version See Check LAPG2 version If something is displayed in red e Update firmware see Updating ATEIS 26 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 ADDITIONAL DEVICES FOR LAPG2 SYSTEM To maintain simple secure and intuitive interfaces for operators the LAPG2 offers different types of remote controllers e Linked Remote Control URC e Programmable Paging Microphone PPM e RACS or RAC8 e To connect several devices on a LAPG2 It may be helpful to use a Junction Box JB Note It is recommended to not put more than 8 remote devices PPM and or URC on one LAPG2 Putting more will increase the time response of the URCs and or PPMs URC LINKED REMOTE CONTROL URC can be fully programmed via LAPG2 software to adjust every setting you want volume mute preset components adjustments This remote device is connected to the LAPG2 via the RS485 port PPM Allow you to have up to 64 buttons with additional Keypad With the LAPG2 Software you can select in which area s outputs the microphone will be heard when you press a PPM s key You can also define pre or post chime when an announcement is done This remote device is connected to the LAPG2 via the RS485 port The PPM has an Omni directional microphone capsule PPM SP stacking paging
67. ATEIS INTERNATIONAL LAPG2Z MANUAL Full instruction guide for the Linked Audio Processor Generation 2 Ateis International 13 4 2010 ATEIS Version EN 12 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 CONTENTS INTRODUCTION etesctintec oc apattonete E no tuenstneccesaserecaserneietisoes 7 WELCOME sireenin EE OE A E E A E O E 7 PRESENTATION arenen O E E Gaaneeessoes 7 PRODU T reep E E A E E T E E EE EE EA A E 7 DEVELOPMENT orero E A usnctineacqosunereoeaneneeeteooes 7 ATEIS Field of ADDN CAtIONS seicsiieescniinerornienernniinee iiie ee En Een Ee ENa E ENa EEN SE i ASE 8 LAPG2Z GZ PRESENTATION icsicsisdcsszoatvssataneeansicaciens a AEO E 8 NST Ness cuctnnseicsa geniiceete E E der ianadin seanennerelensvnanaeues E 9 eV OV VIEW cresien conan anne E E E A SS 10 MAA CNE e E E E E E E E 10 AUDI a E E bodouien ess oecs naeuaensdouteuss peaseseeessessereestealaes 10 NEFWORKIN T erreen naene 10 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION scviccscsevsnsnsssavcdvadensntssdsnsanevsiecsansesancdieetonnedssbemceuseseccnsawbeeotiveseosetautesenbessies 11 PRESET MANAGEMENT ccsccscceccsssssccsccssuseuccssessuseecssnssuccussssuseeccesessuseesesssseseesssuseecessessanes 11 SYSTEM CONTRO areas iectenteee onc ctevetosns AE dees tiene ess poseanednuteaaw poenseceuecsoess neeseearses 11 CONNE TION ore ence a isc cee ens E E rate ae deesenns aon saeda doestoeeeeaiigeai classes netesd tedseasrsaveaeee 11 COMPONENT ascscgesece ceases ccc EEE 12 Ne acca E ese cap Cate E cote pee eats a
68. B should blink Connection with CAT5 cable is not complicated Just use a straight cable not crossed But with optical make sure to cross Tx and Rx between port A and port B Right connection False connection If you have several LAPG2s in Network to route the signal use Net input and Net output components You will create an audio network by connecting an Input to a NEToutput and you can recover this signal in another LAPG2 by inserting a NETinput with the same number as the NEToutput For example If you want to have Input A1 of the LAPG21 to Output B2 of the LAPG22 connect LAPG21 A1 toa NEToutput A1 for example and connect Output B2 to the NETinput A1 Send audio through network Receive audio through network ATEIS 74 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Check LAPG2 version To know which versions are loaded in the devices and which version are available with the LAPG2 software e Choose menu gt Help gt Version If you have trouble to read version it is probably due to the fact that the system is not configured It means that the software doesn t know how many LAPG2 are connected to it and the LAPG2s doesn t know their place in the network even if you have one LAPG2 to set up the system 1 clean MCU 2 make a simple design just define LAPG2 system 3 compile it and load it If the system is not configured the software will ask you if you want to do it Click yes The software will check if the version
69. CONTROL AREA Show all the elements controlled virtually photographed for each Sub Preset This window is a kind of reminder Subpreset elements S l G3 Machine Component 10 Element Input Output Band i SST u J o Subpreset elements ATEIS 39 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Remote List Remote List Opens the Remote List window in the PROPERTIES CONTROL AREA When you want to use Ateis remote device PPM or URC through RS 485 network you have to follows few steps see HOW TO use PPM or URC chapters one of those step is the searching process e The LAPG2 scans the system and attributes a specific IP address for each remote device PPM and URC automatically From those windows you will have a summary of each PPM and URC with their serial number and where they are connected You can also start the search process by clicking Search Remote device list Seg Remote device list Za PPM Manager PPM Manager Opens the PPM Manager window in the PROPERTIES CONTROL AREA This window gives all the details of each PPM you are using in the system PPM Manager Sel Name PPM Type Firmware Audio line status Microphone status On system Serial No Priority Key Chime Chime Data Store Opens the Chime Data Store window floating EE Chime Data Store olx window Selecter Name Select Wave Files With this window you can load chime wave mono 16Hz 128kbits max in PPM Firs
70. Clear MCU Data Shift F6 VR Calibration Shift F7 A 70 Establish Ethernet Link Shift F9 2 Reset Shift F 10 Configure machine IP Shift F1i LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Options Here you can see which net card is used by LAPG2 software And also which address and UDP Port are used by computer Network Interface Car Select the default network interface card from computer Be sure to choose the right net card NIC for example here we have the choice between the WIFI and Local network Options A Gigabi nemne Miniport d ordonnancement de paquets l Intel R PRO Wireless 394 idonnancement de paquets roade etLink TM Giga ermet Minipo ordo nt de paquets 3 Scan Search every LAPG2 in the network Open the Establish Ethernet Link window menu Tools Shift F2 Shift F3 Parameter Setting Shift F4 Clear Remote IP Shift F5 Clear MCU Data Shift F6 VR Calibration Shift F7 A Options Shift F8 Establish Ethernet Link Shift F9 Reset Shift F 10 Configure machine IP Shift F 11 If you know the IP address of the LAPG2 you can enter it in the IP J address field secs If you doesn t know the address or you have several LAPG2 connected in the network leave the field blank Be sure the port field is the same as the one define in the option window network tab To scan the network and detect LAPG2 click on search button Establish Ethernet Link P Establish Ethernet Link Click sea
71. G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 NSM Sensing Microphone The software module lets you handle any kind of microphone signal line level would be preferred because of the noise picked up by the cable length For that reason we will provide a microphone module with a level raising amplifier fed by Phantom power and or 24VDC There is a screw in the front hole allowing you to modify the pre amplifier gain of the microphone Screwing will decrease the microphone sensitivity Unscrewing will increase it Because of the pre amplifier the NSM input sensitivity of the LAPG2 must be set at OdB Power led Pre amplifier gain control Bal audio amp Power 24 Vdc Variable resistor sensitivity adjustment On the LAPG2 connector you have to wire the audio with the shield UAP LAP Configurable Audio I O CH1 CH2 C CH3 CH4 t obeo G o o 0 0 0 0 StS SS ES ee a a A NSM ATEIS 162 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Audio Specification item Condition Min Type Ma Microphone Input 1kHz f BU Senstivny i pee fs Audio Output tkHz eB Sal E F M Impedance rere fe e o S Response T H DRatio SOHz 20kHz 8H SH Power Specification item Condition Min Type Mx Powerinput 22 Ve 24 Vdc 26 Vde Mechanical Characteristics It is not IP55 compliant The max cable length between the NSM and the LAPG2 is 500 meter with CAT 5 cable 62 5mm DIAMETER x 92mm H Top Panel Microphone Head Omni directio
72. IP Configure machine IP Shift Fil Opens the LAPG2 Machine Configuration windows floating window IES This options is used when you use linked LAPG2 A system of LAPG2 in Net Status Single Machine configuration competed order to get and set the order of the several devices on the network give a unique number to each LAPG2 identification number Machine Count 1 J Configure ATEIS 55 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Lock In this topic you will find windows related to secure the software when you leave it You have the possibility to lock the software in order to prevent unwanted use when you are away from it The Lock menu contains the following items e Lock Lock Ctrl4 e Password Setup G Password Setup Ctrl M Lock Block the computer First define a password by clicking Password Setup Then click Lock To unlock software click Unlock button And enter the password defined in the password setup window lt Keyboard wv OK Note you have to re define a password each time you lock the software Password Setup E Password Setup Ctri M k Choose a password to lock Software Set Password Password Retype You will have to enter a password each time you want to lock software ATEIS 56 Window LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 In this topic you will find tools to re arrange windows or find hidden opened windows The Window menu contains the followin
73. Import To import a ZIP file from your computer click on ta Transfer Click on to send the file in the Chime Data Store ATEIS 97 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Selecter Mame PRM Type Select Wave Files 1 C1 Master Chime wid 2 Mae Apply to announcemen Wave Select Delete chime Click store or if you change only one PPM chime select it and click nd The wave files are uploaded in the PPM Depending on your system this operation takes time When the process is complete close the window Adjust PPM s chime Open the PPM manager window menu View gt PPM Manager x PPM manager Name PPH Type Firmware Audio line status Microphone status On system Serial No LAP 1 41 Master 3 3 19 0 None OK Yes RO001391 Priority 1 Click in the Chime field of the PPM which you want to authorize the chime you can also reach this window by double clicking the PPM s icon and click on the Announcement Setup button E Lo Sariai No Nome Sid Talk Push x rAnnouncement Setup ATEIS 98 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 The PPM announcement manager window appears PPM announcement manager Drag a column header here to group by that column pre announcement post snnouncement Memory Name PF Type Number of wave Active Index wave file Active Index Wave file SC he Click in the Index field
74. MMX CPU 400 MHz or faster e 256 MB RAM e Hard drive with at least 20 MB of free space e CD ROM or DVD drive or a connection to the www for installation only e VGA display 1024 x 768 256 colour or better recommended ATEIS 23 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 e One free USB port e Operating system Windows 2000 Professional Service Pack 3 or greater Windows XP Home or Professional Service Pack 2 or greater NOTE If you use Windows VISTA be sure to be in compatibility mode SOFTWARE INSTALLATION Don t plug in your LAPG2 yet Install and launch the software first Before installing the LAPG2 software check if your PC meets the system requirements Turn on your PC and allow Windows to start up Insert the supplied CD ROM into your drive If the content of the CD ROM is not displayed automatically double click the My Computer icon and navigate to the DVD CD drive Note If you have access to the WEB goes to www ateis international com and download the latest software version You may need to update firmware see FIRMWARE UPDATE chapter Copy the file ATEIS LAPG2 v 1 x x setup using the copy and paste commands or by drag and drop to the Desktop Wait until the task has finished Start the program ATEIS LAPG2 v 1 x x setup by double click on its icon and follow the instructions to install the LAPG2 software onto your hard drive Click Lee By default the program LAPG2 PPM v1 x x exe is inst
75. O seiesuiename fam Enabled gt start events or an event sequence addition sequence ooo MEE OO EE End Time 31 12 2009 18 00 00 of several different events 4 7 tthe ee i Om is ATEIS 42 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 S virtual Control Virtual Control Opens the Virtual Control window floating window and Virtual tools in the DESIGN COMPONENTS AREA a The virtual Control allow you to define group of buttons LEDs or faders You can import these groups in the Monitor Window System LUAP 1 Virtual SYSt Virtual yy tt You can add as many virtual logical in virtual logical out and virtual 868 Logic in J Logic out Knob analogical in as required Simply drag and drop object from the virtual tools menu in the PROPERTIES CONTROL AREA blip Components Virtual E Mo lt gt Monitor Fie Opens the Monitor window floating window and the Monitor tools window in the DESIGN COMPONENTS AREA The Monitor window is a window in Monitor By A PA E Be Pe Master Preset mp2 Sub preset which you can bring all the adjustments and indicators you need for your project This is helpful if you want to have a graphical control interface You can define users whom have restricted access to the software they will have access to this window monitor only So you can put in this window all the adjustments the us
76. PUT MAIN OUT a GND as Line OUT Line IN Slave RS 485 A B LOCAL POWER 24 VDC MASTER PPM lt gt ATEIS 12345678 12345678910 To next Master 24VDC lt from LAPG2 24VDC lt from adapter 24VDC Master RS 485 A B 169 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Connectors AUDIO OUTPUT line out This signal comes from the PPM s microphone to be connected in a LAPG2 input Shielded audio cable RS 485 MAIN IN AUDIO OUT To LAPG2 It is the BUS 485 to be connected into the LAPG2 You can also have access with this JB output to the PPM s microphone signal to be connected to a LAPG2 input 12345678 Pin 1 RS 485 B Pin 2 RS 485 A Pin 3 Line in WWM Pin 4 24vde Pin 5 Ground Pin 6 Line in Pin 7 Line out Pin 8 Line out 12345678 RS 485 SIDE BUS 485 to connect URC Pin 1 RS 485 B WITH Pin 2 RS 485 A WIN A Pin 3 Nc Pin 4 24Vdc l Pin 5 Ground Pin 6 8 NC LOCAL POWER 24VDC To gives power to the JB through a local power supply MASTER PPM CATS 5 pairs To connect the PPM 12345678910 Pin 1 Slave RS 485 A Pin 2 24Vdc Pin 3 Master RS 485 Pin 4 Master RS 485 A Pin 5 Line out PPM Mic Pin 6 Line out PPM Mic Pin 7 Line in PPm speak Pin 8 Line in PPm speak Pin 9 Ground Pin10 Slave RS 485 B RS 485 MAIN OUT To next Master To connect another JB daisy chain 12345678 Pin 1 RS 485
77. T If you need click on Read to know what the address of the penen i Gateway 192 168 100 254 connected LAPG2 is When you have made changes click on Save to store changes into LAPG2 5 RESTART the LAPG2 to make changes effective If you start the search process the new address will appears Machine ID Mechine Name IP Address Port Machine Type 1 513 1921681003 19760 UAP Create a system with several LAPG2 in the NETWORK ATEIS 73 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Thanks to its loop architecture the Ateis Net audio network is fully redundant If a problem Line open or shorted occurs on a loop segment it will be automatically isolated without affecting the system functionalities Up to 32 LAPG2s can be connected together on the same network As the Network addresses are auto negotiated the network set up is very easy When you define the system you can see how to connect the LAPG2 in order to create the network In this picture we see that we have to connect port B of the LAPG21 in the port A of the LAPG22 then because of the redundancy connect port B of the LAPG22 to the port A of the LAPG21 Each LAPG2NET card has two ports labelled A and B where the A port is the input and the B port goes to the next sub device in the line Make sure to close the loop by connecting the A of the last LAPG2 to the B of the first one If the network is well connected the twos LEDs Port A and Port
78. T cards are available The LAPNET cards each have two ports labelled A and B where the A port is the input and the B port goes to the next sub device in the line Depending on which network medium is used for the next LAPG2 in the network cable CAT5 RJ45 lt 100 meters or optical fibber ST lt 2 kilometres you can choose among four different LAPNET cards available ATEIS 10 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 LAP NET 1 LAP NET 2 LAP NET 3 LAP NET 4 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION To tell the machine what to do with audio and control signals there is a Windows based graphical design and operating environment software With this all in one program you build up the network design signal processing from a huge library of DSP components and apply control sources In the Monitor part you can choose the parameters that make sense to be edited by the user and create an individual graphic user interface To keep your design protected from unauthorized altering there are many password locked user levels The signal path of the LAPG2 is built from virtual elements called Components providing the functionality of simple preamps filters dynamics delays or more complex processors like automatic mixers crossovers or feedback killer Their control windows hold all the buttons faders knobs meters etc to set the desired values After selecting placing and wiring DSP Components your System will be compiled and sen
79. TEIS 46 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 account with a correct password Or the software will be locked permanently Keep preset for next user It is possible that a user doesn t have the right to log in with the last preset used by another user the one who just logged out by clicking this option you assign the right to this user to log in and use system even he doesn t have the right with this preset Box at the right part of the window Show all master presets of the system Choose which Master Preset the IDM user will have right to access and operate Opens the User Login window floating window Allow to logout or change users nate Available only when unconnected Password H Keyboard 88 Login Ele Exit Logout 1D Opens the IDM Confirmed window floating window Allow to logout or change ID users Compile Start the compile process Compile Compile Ctrl F4 The software verifies that no major errors remain before uploading the design into LAPG2 system Operation In this topic you will find windows related to system connection Most part of those windows has Short access in the TOOL BAR We are going to introduce you every items To learn how to use those items please refer to the create a project and how to sections The Operation menu contains the following items Store Ctrl F7 e Store Reverse Ctrl F8 e Reverse e Connect ar Connect Ctrl F9 e
80. URC 3 Search and set the URC The LAPG2 scans the system and attributes a specific IP address for each remote device PPM and URC automatically 4 Define and adjust URC s parameters 5 Assign adjustments 6 Set adjustments Note If you have some troubles during the procedure try to clean the LAPG2 memory first try to clear remote IP address after if needed try to clean MCU data then restart LAPG2 PPM software Connect URC To connect URC use the RS485 connector at the rear of the LAPG2 For several URCs you ma have to use Junction boxes JB or you can daisy chain them Note It is recommended to not put more than 8 remote devices PPM and or URC on one LAPG2 Note If you have a bad connection Switch on the end line resistor on the last URC Blue switch 1 inactive White square active reference M A Define the system with URC Oh OFF Drag and drop the URC to the communication port of the LAPG2 C at the top of the inputs If you have several URCs and several LAPG2 define the URC to the LAPG2 in the same way as the physical connection System Audio processor UAP E Remote A A PPM ATEIS 113 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Search and set URC After defining the system it is necessary to communicate where and who are the URCs to the system The research procedure is automatic but requires to be launched 1 First make sure to clear all
81. User ADMIN Password no password See also ID Management chapter ATEIS 25 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 UPDATE LAPG2 SOFTWARE AND FIRMWARE PREPARATIONS 1 Get Recent Software from the WWW You can download the most recent version of the LAPG2 software from our homepage www ateis international com click on PRODUCTS and select LAPG2 product You will find all the downloadable files related to the LAPG2 Download latest software version User ateisint password ateisint 2 Remove Older Version Before you can upgrade or reinstall LAPG2 software you have to remove the older version from your applications folder To do this follow the instructions below e Choose gt Start gt Program files gt ATEIS gt LAPG2 G2 gt LAPG2 G2 v1 x x yyy _ Uninstall e Follow the instructions You can also follow those steps e Choose gt Start gt Settings gt Control Panel e Double click the Add or Remove Programs icon e Locate and choose ATEIS LAPG2 PPM v1 x x and click the Remove button e Follow the instructions to remove the ATEIS LAPG2 PPM v1 x x software from your hard drive Install New Version Proceed similar as stated in software installation chapter Upgrading to a higher version sometimes makes it necessary to upgrade the LAPG2 s MCU and DSP firmware also Refer to the following chapter to update firmware FIRMWARE UPDATE Updating the LAPG2 software sometimes makes necessary to update the L
82. a E EE 203 ROSS ONO a E ER 204 ED AC e A E E 205 Network input and Network output sssessesssssesesreresrrrrssrrresrreessreresererssrreesrrereserreserereserresene 206 P Eeen O R 207 N PAS ONTO E E A E 207 NP E gee tana cae tar ee iendea cer oes ane cseaaseatens cers 210 BS CUO accectcstemt arcsec ncdaenceis utes torenanae cond tsssaaenadtatn E E 211 DU e E E dance cacassacsccestancuacsecee deere se anetan assesses deaaer 211 IVOISS SSS rator eE AE 213 WATE a1 PEENE OT arean E E eee ee eee ere 213 PInk TOLE ECHE I O eere E etusew ase eameseaneceaeaeadoeneaucserasetoaa 214 Tone coner ra tOr asana E E E E E nates 215 MOOT aera E tse ons 216 EVELOR TO aE E E ete eee 217 AUCO NOIE Gal Mernans vine esavenenise ieee ciseesss sevens ene eae eee eles 218 Me cage PIY T en er ee ene a eee eee a eee eee 220 ATEIS 6 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 INTRODUCTION WELCOME Thank you for choosing ATEIS LAPG2 We at ATEIS hope you will enjoy using this exciting piece of technology as much as we enjoy developing and building it This manual version is EN 12 This file has been written with the LAPG2 software version V1 0 0 34 This manual can be updated at any time without prior notice in order to keep this manual up to date In case of errors in this manual or not clear process description feel free to submit us mistakes suggestions or questions by sending an email info ateis international com subject LAPG2 manual corrections
83. a d W h a t yo u W a n t t O a OW CI Customized Add Master Preset Delete Master Preset Customized as rights and notch the corresponding ee ast ateg C Front Panel Access C Front Panel Access b a n k S q u a r e Change Control settings in Components Monitor Window Only Monitor Window Only User list edit Software Hardware Software Hardware B ott O m of t h e W i n d OW yo u C a n d efi n e Select the file you wish to assign properties to Select the file you wish to assign properties to which LAPG2 file will be opened when Ln l 1 H V ox 3 Cancel X Cancel the user will log in ID Management BS ID Management K Ctrl i Opens the ID Management window floating window This feature is available to prevent all unauthorized people to connect to the system via the network The ID management allows to gives access to the Master Preset with an user name and password n 1 With this window you can create new user Add somn Erase users Delete Close the window Close Finally Edit user s right Edit this last button opens the following ID Information window ID Infomation User ID Selected Master Preset Name C Untitled Password field enter desired password Idle to lock XX minutes If the user doesn t use software during XX the connection will be closed user will have to log again When the software was locked users should enter an JIL canca A
84. achine name completed Check ID management successtul Read MCU parameter successtul LAF 1 download master preset table successful Audio enable successful Connect successfully Connect Status States Connection Successfully CI Auto ethernet connection Auto machine connection Close these windows Now the monitor window is opened and the user is connected ethernet and machine User login Ethernet connection software amp configuration access Software Icon always available available if unconnected with machine EXIT Me Master Preset Untitled Sub preset Machine connection lock password IDM login Master Preset access ATEIS 87 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 To return in administrator mode the user has to disconnect with the machine Click on the User Login oft and then type the default user ADMIN If you find trouble check the following points e Control the settings in View gt Monitor Settings e Be sure to save the configuration file after compilation needed after every change in the config Master Preset access limitation If you want to limit the Master Preset access depending of the user then don t select the auto connect option in the Monitor Setting window Create an IDM User gt ID Management and select for this IDM the authorized Master Presets When the user will start the software he will have to type the UserID The ethernet connection will be done au
85. alled under the path lt lt C Program Files ATEIS ATEIS LAPG2 PPM v1 x x gt gt Change installation path by clicking if required and click next gt ATEIS 24 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 As usual with the install shield wizard a window appears showing all information before the actual installation You can enter corrections at this point by clicking _ lt x If there is nothing to change click to execute the installation Desse war nite the Dara aro mrada STEE P0 viO Otewin Tue nay tate avera antee wta After all installation tasks have been finished successfully click to exit wizard The installation program creates a shortcut to the LAPG2 PPM v1 x x exe named LAPG2 PPM v1 x x on your Desktop with the LAPG2 icon Double click the icon to start the program Plug in your LAPG2 s and install the drivers ACCESS PASSWORD At the software start up an UserID will be requested to have an access to the software e UserlD software amp configuration file access with user privileges Default UserID User ADMIN Password no password See also User Management chapter There is a second level access for the Master Preset Every configuration contains at least one Master Preset These Master Preset is protected by the IDM It will be requested to store a Master Preset to reverse a configuration file or to connect to a Master Preset e IDM Master Preset Access with lock time Default IDM
86. alogue outputs accessible on the rear panel of the LAPG2 There are four separate modules for use with each of the audio board slots A B C and D Analogue input and output modules are added automatically to the DSP window of the relevant processor by defining their module configuration at the time you create them and should not be altered The main control window of the analogue output module is opened by a double click on the icon in the LAPG2 design window and appears like this Overload thd dB Clip LED lit red 90 0 to Meter showing the channel level 20 0 dB On Off Mutes or un mutes the output channel LED lit red with channel muted LED lit blue 30 dB 90 0 to 20 0 dB Clip Threshold 20 0 to Sets the threshold of the Clip indicator 20 0 dB 175 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Mixer Mix or route several signal to an Output Since the LAPG2 software only compiles active nodes there is no use having a whole bunch of mixers like 2x1 3x1 to n x1 then 2x2 3x2 to n x2 etc It simply makes no difference if you take a 4x4 from the 4x4 component or the 16x16 The mixer folder in the Component control window holds three items Within these items you can find the following modules O Standard 4x4 4 inputs mixing to 4 outputs 8x8 8 inputs mixing to 8 outputs 16x16 16 inputs mixing to 16 outputs Oo Matrix 4x4 4 inputs routing to 4 outputs 8x8 8 inputs routing to 8 outputs
87. and F each with 8 output nodes numbered from 1 to 48 You can add as many net output modules in any combination to your design as long the total number of used output nodes doesn t exceed 16 channels within each LAPG2 device Note Net output modules offer no mixing or bus functionality So every input node are usable only once in the whole system For better clarity occupied network channels are indicated by the icon s input nodes triangle showing a darker blue colour Since the net input module act as a unity gain network connection only they got no control window themselves ATEIS 207 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Page control This component allows you to route page audio signal to one or several desired outputs E 1 Page control El a Page control Two kinds of page control with various number of inputs and outputs in ae du16 O H 88 W I for signal paging with IN and VOX ER oe e S W page control for signal paging with contact IN an l E LPC oo 4428 e LPC Only use with PPM Ateis Programmable Paging Microphone 7 i 8x24 allows defining key s routing When you press one of the key of oo 1220 the PPM where the sound will be routed to S W Page control With this component you can active and route the audio inputs to the outputs Caution this is not a mixer only one input can be routed to an output You can never have two inputs channels mixed to an output even if they have the same priori
88. arallel across the contact If you use control Input as Logic input Caution The logic In is momentary activate when the contact is open If you want to active a parameter when the contact closes then you have to use the event Management in menu View to create Element control event Then you can assign this event either to an opened or closed contact For more details please see How to use Events chapter Simple activation of the TTL inputs can be made like this G1i23 4 5 6 7 8 9101112 13 1415 16 G o Oo o oO o O oO 5 re rs Oo o O amp LAINAN INI IS LL LLNS AN SS SL ji i i ji lt HHM Control inputs ATEIS 21 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Can engage a relay if the LAPG2 is powered up via 24 VDC NO normally open NC normally close RC Relay common The contact has both normally open NO and normally closed NC relay contacts When the machine is powered up and working properly the NC contact is closed and the NO contact is open On power failure or power off the NC contact is open and the NO contact is closed All along the start up of the LAPG2 7 seconds the NC contact is open and the NO contact is closed 9 LOGIC OUTPUTS CONNECTORS 123 4 5 6 7 8G ea i a E a a os D D gm D D D Oo D 0 m m m m m Mi t a a T a a A a e Logic Output The Contact closes when the Logic Output is active The
89. ate Explanation pdf ATEIS 16 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 4 KNOB Dial push knob is used for front panel operation parameters setting user management Status reading You can have access to some settings directly on the front of the LAPG2 You can enter the user name and the password or select menu and adjust some parameters by turning and pushing the knob The default user name is ADMIN and the password is Ml empty System Setting Time Setting Time format 24Hours AM PM Date Setting Date Format YY MM DD MM DD YY DD MM YY Ethernet Setting IP Addr Setting Sub Mask Setting Gateway Setting Receive Port Set Send Port Set Return About Machine Status Power On OK Store Config End Return Parameter Set No Parameter Return Power Switch Standby Mode Return Log In Log Out Temperature Return ATEIS 17 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 REAR PANEL 1 POWER SECTION Insert provided power cable first into LAPG2 then in the wall power connector Power switch e engaged ON e O engaged OFF 2 24 V POWER SUPPLY BACKUP CONNECTORS You can power up the LAPG2 with a 24VDC power supply for backup battery powering 3 RS485 CONNECTORS Here starts the RS485 network connection for PPM and or URC e Power and e DATA AandB The RS485 port at the rear side of the unit is used for additional units like the URC Linked Remote Controller or
90. ath and open a saved file Open autosaved Open autosaved Opens the last auto saved file Recent files i gt 1C Documents and Settings Quentin Mathieu Mes documents Tutorial2 uap 2 C Documents and Settings Quentin Mathieu Mes documents Tutorial 1 uap Recent files Quick access to the last opened files Print Header Settings Opens the Print header settings window which allows you to set the headers name company etc for the printed design Print header settings You have the possibility to print your project ee aa HA 9 either for site technical documentation or ny thine ene 5 5 for filing You can enter project name date besin Y SCS Cack ground color 144 144 255 CO and name of the designer a description for the project the reference and the model of LAPG2 used You can choose the position of this header on the paper You can also os L choose Font size type and colour and also E boton Z Print header background colour of the header Finally you have the choice to display this header or not when you print your design Print Open your Windows print dialogue box which allows Imprimante you to print the design file ne Del Photo AO Prrter 24 eae Etat Pr t Type Dell Photo AIO Printer 924 Emplacement USBO01 Commentaire Zone dimpression Copies Tout Nombre de copies 1 gt e
91. attenuate or switch off automatically the signal arriving in input A when a chosen level in dB is perceived in input S i gt By double clicking on the Ducker icon the following window appears Snobe MS gt Ducker 1 2 m F m iin Attack Hold Release Audio Speech time ms time ms time ms f depth dB gain dB Ducker Parameters LED lit green Flashes when the Ducker is active Signal has been detected on input S Thd Threshold dB 2160 0 to Threshold of detection on the input S P20 0 dB The input A is attenuate when input signal S goes above this threshold Advice To avoid unexpected attenuation don t set a low threshold level Response time O to 5000 ms Adjust the time between the S level s detection and the beginning of the Ducker s operation on the A signal Advice Don t set a long response time otherwise you won t hear the beginning the S signal as the first words of the speech Attack time ms O to 1000 ms Adjust the fade in time of the A signal when Ducker s is working Hold time O to 5000 ms Adjust the time between the end S level s detection and the end of the Ducker s operation ATEIS 212 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Advice Set enough Hold time to avoid unexpected background level during the speech s breaks Release time ms 10 to Adjust the fade out time of the A signal when Ducker s is no longer 10000 ms working Audio De
92. ave fixed the max level at 20 dB the minimum at 40 dB Step fix the incrementing Type choose Linear or Log Unit Insert a unity for the adjustments here level in dB this unity will be displayed on the URC s screen Memory Indicate the state of filling of the URC s internal storage Pay attention to not exceed the URC storage Capacity ATEIS 126 272N7 0 a LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Protect the access to URC with Password You can protect the access to the element of the URC with a Password To do this you have to use the IDM access to Master Presets not the UserID ID Management a ID Mo ID Hame 1 A 2 ADMIN 35 Cancel Our advice is to use a very short user name and password because it takes time to enter these names with the knobs of the URC On the URC window click on A window will open and display all the parameter created in the URC Then for each parameter select Control Type if you want the it in the first layer MP 3P SEL Master preset not protected or in the z protected layer 2 level Element control First Layer Protected Layer 3 level 2 Element control First Layer 0 Protected Layer P P Push Push to enter First Layer Note Hold exit and back and push push knob to enter Protected Layer Now to access to the protected layer on the URC the user will have to hold exit and back buttons and push the knob Then enter the IDM user select
93. between the AP and the LAPG2 are matching and tell you if it is not the case After those Steps you can read the version Note During the Store process the software verify the different versions DSP MCU NET PM and URC If the version are not correct a message appears Connect LAPG2G to your PC Launch the LAPG2 software e Choose menu gt Help gt Version AP 2 0 1 64 2 0 1 23 i 1 0 1 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Up Audio Board Left 1 0 0 0 Up Audio Board Right 1 0 0 0 Down Audio Board Left 1 0 0 0 Down Audio Board Right 1 0 0 0 Power Board 1 0 0 0 2 Read versio Up Audio Board Left Up Audio Board Right Down Audio Board Left Down Audio Board Right Power Board Firmware Ver _ if red indicates that MCU has to be updated DSP Ver if red indicates that DSP has to be updated FPGA Ver if red indicates that NET has to be updated Version mismatch is displayed in red indicates that you have to update the Firmware ATEIS 75 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 When you have URC or PPM defined and connected you can also check if versions are OK Note Updating the LAPG2 software sometimes makes necessary to update the LAPG2 s firmware also Updating the LAPG2 software sometimes makes necessary to update the LAPG2 s firmware also Updating Software LAPG2 URC PPM firmware version For the so
94. can read under Commands the Command string to be set in the PPMTouch Please see Set Control on PPMTouch chapter Control a button To control a button we need to use two events one event is used to active the button and another to release it Open View Event Management i Control Type Third om Cont Login IM L e IN H Mount ee 1 Element Adjustment 0 T m e E E E E Click Add two times to create two events Under control Type select Element Adjustment Rename the event as you want Now push your button to have it in its active position Then right click in the button and select the event for the activation in our example Mute On ATEIS 109 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 ie Third party control Subpreset Virtual control Control Then do the same for the other button position Release the button and assign it to the event for the release in our example Mute Off Now open again View Events Management Notch the third Party option for the both events NO Name Control Type Third Party Cont ae H Fount Select mute ori Element Adjustment ni 2 T a a U1 a A P Check on Mount it must be 1 if the event is assigned to an element parameter Open View Third Party and select the events tab You can see the both events Sid party contral i Not Check sum Not Command answer Event Information Command control Control Type Command_id Command Eleme
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96. cksum calculation The checksum is the sum of all data between STX and ETX And keep only the least significant byte In the following example C df Command Type AMALE Tame Facket Command ExT Read ALOU 003 02 52 43 30 30 31 03 26 OD wite COOT0 Ox03 AS 43 30 30 31 30 Data WC0010 57 43 30 30 31 30 in hexa Sum of Data in hexa 57 43 30 30 31 30 15B Checksum the least significant byte of 15B 5B Set Third party control parameters Select Tools gt Machine configuration 19 UAP information GB Update Shift F2 Date Time Date T Machine Configuration Time ma RS 232 SET Parameter setting Shift F4 Prana Parity Stop bit Clear MCU data Shift F6 dasa Telephone Card Setting VR Calibration Shift F7 FSk E Options ghift F8 Get Current Time Read SET Close Clear remote IP Shift F5 Click Read to load the LAPG2 values if you want to change values and load it into the LAPG2 click SET To set RS 232 click on each serial parameters field Baud rate Parity Stop bit and choose the setting in accordance with your third party device You can use the RS232 connection for two tasks 1 To control LAPG2 with a third party controller Vity Crestron AMX 2 To send data between IDA4 multipoint data transmission To select the type of task select in the Connect target field between IDA4 and 3rd party ATEIS 135 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Ve
97. column PPM Type Name S N UAP 1 42 Master Remote Search Drag 4 column header here to group by that column Ru UAP Type Orsyst IP ParentIP S N lt No data to display gt 4 A new dialogue window appears Click again 5 When the system has finished the search a list with the various connected PPM appears Each PPM is identified by its own serial number This number is written on a sticker at the back of the PPM The system finds automatically each PPM In our example the PPM s serial number is ROO126 Note If the system doesn t find all the remote devices clear all remote IP address Shift F5 and search again Remote Search loj x Drag a column header here to group by that columan tt BP Type On syst IP ParertIP S N 1 1 PPMM 1 1 1 R00126 e e 6 Click Close 7 Select the PPM in the first window by assigning the corresponding serial number to each PPM For our example on Input A2 of LAPG21 we have connected the PPM R00126 ATEIS 93 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Remote device list O l A lOl x PPM Type Name S N Rome w OF 3c Cancel search 8 Click then click The system is now ready to work with the PPM connected on the input A2 of the LAPG21 according to the last picture Just let s adjust some PPM s parameters Adjust PPM parameter Double click on the PPM icon in the system window
98. control 0 Label Element control 0 Assign a Label name for each of them Not that here you just define how many adjustments you will have with the URC Unroll the Control Type menu and select if it is a Sub Preset control or an Element control Control Type TT Sub prezet Follow the step in the chapter Sub Preset or Element Control ATEIS 121 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Sub Preset Now that we have create the Sub Preset parameter Sub Preset and Parameters tab chapter we have to assign this control the sub presets Seral No O00055 Mame Default Globali Parametern Ai eoce oad Parameters gt The Sub Presets must be created before Check the Sub Preset tool bar in the main window Sub Preset If there is no name next to Sub Preset that means that there is no Sub Preset already created In this case see Sub Preset chapter to create a sub preset You can display the Sub Presets list by clicking on Name in the sub preset tool bar LK XK Cancel On the URC settings window click on the three dots on the right of the Assigned space a window opens and you can choose which Sub Preset is accessible with this function ATEIS 122 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Sub preset co fe Selected Sub preset Sub preset Memory Close this window Now you can see the number 1 under Assigned URC setting Ser
99. control and do a lot of different things Following windows shows you the details of what is controlled and what you are doing with Logic input 1 You can make some group use Logic inputs has bit for different choice Logic in Y ii UAP 1 Groupno 1 v Count 0 Controfies HAW Function Element Adjustment Soma Wie Wis ie Viet is a PD SS 50 ah 52 35 a BS eI Py M44 Loge ri J kE 2 You can use Logic input in order to change preset Loge n 5 k be a UAP w Grupno Cour 0 Controller HAV v Funcion Element Adpstmernt w Level of Group Preset Name aj tu Logen J 9 iz HA ATEIS 37 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 3 You can use logic in to pilot every logic adjustments in every LAPG2 of the system bypass mute routing solo Logic in H EJ Count 0 coroa HAW A aie Element Adjustment Component Dement roa Oupa cal a T SUIYSE p allyl DOE Logic in gt e El 4 Finally you can choose to start events with logic input Loge in y uap 1 Group no T v Count 0 Controller HAW v pm Elemert Adustmer NO N i Mourt ame Cortrol Type Trigger BS Siti logen Je For more information see the HOW TO use Logic Input chapter of this manual Logic out Pa Opens the Logic OUT Control window in the PROPERTIES CONTROL AREA You have two possibilities to control t
100. cs values and give a name to f w r m 2 N A N A N A this specific range then in the Private tab you can assign this specific he ioe range to specific component Private Here you can assign specific range define in global to a component in the design Change to Follow Global Nore Nore None None Nore For example if there is a element ranged from will have anew maximum 50 and minimum 0 now A range element before applied parameter setting Add a row and set min to 0 and set max to 50 change Name as mm Global Private A Ada Doket Max Step Type Direction Linear Min gt Max to Follow Global to mm Change the item of Chang and click ok was changed Input ACN Output 4 Ch Matrix Mixer 4x4 Matrix Mixer 44 1 KIC Name Input Output Band Change to Follow Global Level N4 mm Level N A None N A None N A None Clip threshol N A None The maximum and minimun of this element Global Y Private ATEIS 51 20 to 90 if we add a row on the Global tab and set maximum as 50 and minimum as 0 then give ita name mm Next change to private tab and select the mm item in Change to follow global and click ok The element LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Clear Remote IP Opens the Parameter setting window floating window COU EP 4 Clear the IP addresses of the remote devices PPM URC To delete all remote IP connected to the selected LAPG2 s UAP ALL If yo
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103. e 7 zone 8 ZoneS selection Zone6 selection Zone7 selection Zones selection 5 6 7 8 Btn9 name Btn10 name Btn11 name Btn12 name zone 9 zone 10 zone 11 ALL Zone9 selection Zone10 selection Zone11 selection Zone12 selection 3 10 n 123456789 Apply Cancel In the window s top there is three buttons to access to the main pages PPM Touch Web Server Firmware 1 0 0 2009 04 10 PAGING CONTROL SETUP To configure the controls click on CONTROL ATEIS 111 PPM Touch Web Server LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 PPM Touch Web Server PAGING CONTROL SETUP Firmware 1 0 0 2009 04 10 Third Party Control m Apply Cancel In this page you can see twelve boxes Each one is a key on the PPMTouch For example we will set the three controls set in the previous chapters See Control a button and Control a fader chapters Volume Mute On and Mute Off We will use the key 1 2 and 3 volume mute on mute off mute on Destination IP Destination IP Destination IP Destination IP 192 168 10 220 192 168 10 220 192 168 10 220 192 168 10 6 Command String Command String Command String Command String 1C0012 Vvc002 Vvc003 VC005 settting 5 8 Name Name Name Name mute off volume 2 volume 2 mus 2 Destination IP Destination IP Destination IP Destination IP 192 168 10 6 192 168 10 6 192 168 10 6 192 168 10 6 Command Str
104. e D corresponds to the default LAPG20808 audio board configuration no selection is necessary Hit the Tab key a second time to activate the OK button Finish up the Configure Modules dialog by clicking the OK button If you right click on the dragged and dropped LAPG2 icon you will have access to some features e Name give a name to this LAPG2 Delete same issue as selecting and press DEL key delete the virtual LAPG2 Dsp functions same effect as double clicking on the LAPG2 icon open the DSP design working area see create audio signal path e ExternalSelect define the kind of each control input Logic in TTL or analogue in Delete Dsp functions ExternalSelect Name P Name UAP1 Simply right click on the desired virtual LAPG2 and select ExternalSelect option and choose which input is what Caution in order all TTLIN must be before the Analogue You cannot mix them freely Name Delete Dsp functions ExternalSelect ExternalSelect External channel type settings TRAINING 1 Channel 1 Channel 2 Channel 3 Channel 4 Channel 5 Channel 6 Channel 7 Channel 6 TTLIN TTLIN i TTLIN i TTLIN TTLIN i TTLIN TTLIN f TTLIN C Analog IH r Analog IN C Analog IN Analog IM Analog IN C Analog IN Analog IN C Analog IN Channel 9 Channel 10 Channel 11 Channel 12 Channel 13 Channel 14 Channel 15 Channel 16 C TTLIN t gt TTLIN t TTLIN r TTLIN t TTLIN t TTLIN C TTLIN TTLIN
105. e PPMTouch to your TCP IP network If your switch hub provides PoE power over ethernet then you don t need to use a power supply the switch hub will bring power to the PPMTouch If you don t have PoE then power the PPMTouch with the external power supply PPMTouch IP 192 168 10 219 SubNet Mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 168 10 1 PoE or Power Supply Paging Microphone Controls Messages TEPIP cath UAPG2 TCP IP IP 192 168 10 220 cat5 SubNet Mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 168 10 1 TCP IP cats 2 E E Oo a ua c o oodo Control PC IP 192 168 10 110 SubNet Mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 168 10 1 UAPg software Monitor window user GUI Amplified Loudspeaker EthernetTCP IFP network Set the IP settings of your PC to be on the same network than the PPMTouch ATEIS 104 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Define the PPMTouch in the LAPg2 software With the PPMTouch there is no need to put it in the System window as we do with the PPM and PPM SP ym d m g z gt ye e a 374 W a7 LER i a Msie lelei haat TA GF AP AeA UN pH Double click in the LAPg2 icon to open the component list Drag and drop one of the LPC to the design area The PPMTouch can have 16 output zones at max Drag and drop the PPMTouch component to the design area Link the PPMTouch component output to the input of the LPC Connect also the LPC outputs to the zone outputs
106. e paging Microphone or Music input is inactive in general it needn t increase or decrease gain But it is better to set an initial gain before outputs are active then you become with a good approximation of gain Suppose your AGC gain is 6dB and there is a lot of ambient noise When outputs are active but before it reach a correct gain you won t hear the beginning of the announcement ATEIS 159 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Use the A N G When the calibration green led lit the system is ready In our example the A N G has detected an ambient noise average of 12dB We choose a medium response speed and a short sampling time to be enough reactive quickly rs ANG 1 Generator dB Response Speed e PrF PF EF Sensing Mic Level fessonreloe Output Level gt Differential Level dB dB Ci Ciz Now the A N G will automatically adjust the level on the P M signal depending on the ambient noise detected on the sensing microphone The A N G will working when the paging activity led will light meaning that an audio signal is detected on the P M input Dead Zone If the sensing microphone doesn t detect more noise than during the calibration the A N G works in the Dead Zone which means that there is no need to adjust the gain VAa S ANG 1 Generator els Response Spee Medium i Padina activity PM DWeerease Zon ai Or Eae Piiput Levei E MDifferential
107. e play event Aa leccarn el Flash i CoH 44 Pcs Vy Event Settings LAP Music Management Message Play Event Selected No Name Control Type Channel Friority Repeat Forever Assigned de Add Playing Event Playing Message Position J0 Playing a message is considered as an event the Message play event Like every event it can be controlled by a lot of ways contact In scheduler third party etc Event Message Play Here you can select the output used for each Message play event This component window allows creation and assignation of the play message event To set the control of this event and also to create and use a stop message event you have to open View gt Events Management E Name Control Type Third J Cont pani IN L Kaa IN H E Event 1 Message Play ret Septet J e ATEIS 221 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 LAPG2 Music management tab load wave file into LAPG2 or recover wave file from LAPG2 to Computer Don t mind about Music it is the messages management This tab contains two sides e Message Storage files in the computer in the wave library e Machine Storage files in the LAPG2 1 Message Flash Settings oe oth aes Event Settings Message Storage Machine Storage Hame Hz Size No Name Bits KHz Size chime 1 Livay 16000 53 5003 KB E 4 gong merte 16 16 471 945 KB chimes way 16000 27 660 FB E 5 GNGSTONS 16 16 b3 371 KB GNGSTONS Way 16000 63
108. e set by the ratio parameter soft knee function Attack time ms O to 1000 ms Sets the time it takes to respond to the input signal Release time ms O to 1000 ms Adjusts the time to stop the gain reduction Gain reduction dB Reflects the current amount of gain reduction 25 0 dB Bypass On Off Bypasses the expander s function Soft knee On Off Enables disables the Soft Knee mode Expand LED lit red Indicates that the function is active ATEIS 186 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Comp Limiter The third module within the Compressor Limiter folder is a combination of the compressor and the limiter modules described earlier The control window of the CompLimiter module is opened by a double click on the icon in the LAPG2 design window and appears like this Graph z Limiter reduction Hard Tfreshoid ees qB miting Clipping dB ee F Bypass Threshold dB time ms As this component is works exactly like the separately described modules please refer to the arameter list of these modules Equalizer The Equalizer folder in the Component control window holds two subfolders containing parametric and graphic EQs H Equalizer Ee FEQ RE 2 Band i 4 Band ie G Band ie 9 Band li 10 Band Ll 16 Band EF GEG 1 Octave z 2rd Octave A 1 3 Octave ATEIS 187 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 PEQ You have six different PEQ modules 2 4 6 8
109. e the serial number After that define the system with the PPM Note If you have a bad connection Switch on the end line resistor on the last Master PPM rear of PPM Slave feature is not available for the moment Maximum lengths Without External Power Distance e Between LAP and JB 300m e Between JB and PPM 2m With External Power Distance e Between LAP and JB 850m e Between JB and PPM 2m Cable specifications 4 Pairs Enhanced Cat 5e UTP ATEIS 91 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 C ESERIES ma 300m i y 2m mai 850 m Define system with PPM Drag and drop the PPM in one of the LAPG2 inputs A3 for our example in accordance to the inputs you have physically connected the PPMs System System Audio processor UAP Audio processor UAP If you have several PPMs repeat this for each PPM then Search and Set the PPM s gives IP address to each PPM Search and set PPM 1 First make sure to clear all old remote IP address 2 Click View gt Remote list or hit View User Block Compile Operati ba System Fi bg Components F2 T Messages F3 3rd party control F10 JD PPM chime F7 Baa Logic in F8 J Logic out F4 Analog in F5 Subpreset list F6 PPM Manaaer 2 A window appears click on PPM s page not on URC s one ATEIS 92 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 TURC YS PPM Drag a column header here to group by that
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111. eala the Keypad Keys In the message player component add several Message events ge play ponent 5 and assign them to audio files Double click on the Message player component add several Message Play events and assign them to audio files E 1 Message Flash Setting pe ea Event Settings UAP Music Management Message Play Event Selected No Name Control Type Priority Repeat Forever Assigned dh Add Event Message Play 1 E 10 0 OO 2 Evez Message ley 18 3 Event Open the Event management windows and notch the Third Party Cont option for each message event Event Management MO Name Control Type hird Party Cont Login IN L Login IM H Mount Select O jEvert1 Message Play 0 0 1 1 Even Message Py of 8 2 Evna Message Play Oo 1 Open the Third Party Control floating window Write PPMx under Command_id where x is the Key number of the KeypadG2 from 1 to 8 By this way you can chose which Key of the KeypadG2 will start which message 3rd party control Not Check sum Not Command answer Event Information Control Type ATEIS 103 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 After compilation and storing you can trig messages Select the zones where the message will be played by pushing some key on the PPM SP or G2 and then push the Key of the PPM KeypadG2 that s the message selection Use PPMTouch At first connect th
112. ect which event you want to stop 3 Stop Event Settings ie CTD hl Control Type Third Party Cont a IN H mas IN L E Message Play E ene amr a e e aN ATEIS 142 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Message play event see also Use the message component First of all Load messages into LAPG2 by using wav file manager and Message storage component Then into the message storage component choose the Event Settings tab Click Add to add a message play event events which start the selected message EEE Event Settings UAP Music Management Message Play Event Selected No Name Control Type Priority Repeat Forever Assigned Oo n lEvent 1 Message Play 10 0 O j0 Spe peseeeseees 2 E Oo vent 2 Message Play E 0 D O 10 O 3 Event 3 Message Play i 0 jo O j0 Playing Event Playing Message Position o If you want to delete an event E UAP 1 Message Flash Settings lolx Event Settings UAP Music Management Message Play Event Selected No i Control Type Priority Repeat Forever Assigned de Add Oo Message Play 10 o l Message Pla B E LRU E Message Play 1 Fail EN A AAL eo uy Playing Event Playing Message Position oy Select select all event s Cancel unselect all selected event s Now you have created message play event you will have to assign wave file to event s Click on Assigned field of the de
113. ed at 09 110 4008 11 53 07 System has been autocaved at 09 10 2008 1203 07 BD System Status EURE The first TAB contains the Log file the second TAB shows the compilation results error and warnings You can save log file by clicking or you can see the different recorded events selecting the number and by clicking Get Recoreds 10 Get Clear or you can clean the Log file click Clear ATEIS 36 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Third Party Control F10 Third Party control Opens the Third Party Control window in the PROPERTIES CONTROL AREA This section shows you all the detail of all the elements or events which are designated to be controlled via third party device Crestron AMX VITY Two different TABS One to show the Elements controlled via third party protocol 3rd party control 1 EJ J Not Check sum Mot Command answer Element Information Command control Machine Component ID Element Input Output Band Command ID Command syuawajg syuaag C mj ard party control ini wl The second to show the Events controlled via third party protocol For more information see the HOW TO use the Third Party Control chapter of this manual Logic in Baa Logic in F8 Opens the Logic IN Control window in the PROPERTIES CONTROL AREA You have a lot of possibilities to use the 16 controlled inputs either analogue or Logic If you need to use Logic inputs you can
114. eral components A yellow dot appears next an assigned adjustment ATEIS 139 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Once all the adjustment s are assigned to desired events go on the Event manager window menu view and click on the Mount field of the event Event Management Control Type Third Cont Login IM H T IN Ho Mount Pan Change Master Preset 0 Element Adius tment a aana 4 Set TILOUT a o _ i bens oee SS s liens oreren SE OSS _ s E Note you will see the number of adjustments assigned to the event in this mount field And adjust the value of each element click on the virtual button or knob to fix the value Element List Component ID Element ak Output Band Value oe j wenn Element List No LAP Name Component ID Element Input Output Band Value Input A 0 Mute NZA Input 4 ATEIS 140 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Set TTL Out This event pilot a Logic output of any LAPG2 of the system Create an event which control TTL out control type then click in the Mount field o 3 Event 4 Set TTL OLIT d 0 0 Select which output of which LAPG2 if several LAPG2 in a system will be open and also the time of kind of pulse capability TTL OUT Settings Enabled LAF Name Channel Prionty Process Time Enabled Process Time ms Process Period Enabled Process Pernod m Logic Type
115. ers will need in order to prevent improper use of the program Ethernet 9 Connect Data validity yy lt System CUAP 1 nP You can add as many monitor logical in monitor logical out and Montes 4 monitor analogical in as required Simply drag and drop object from the maA Monitor tools menu in the PROPERTIES CONTROL AREA Image 9 Close button A Virtual Monitor ATEIS 43 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 When a specific restricted access user will start the software he will see the monitor window So it is why there are a lot of small sized tools the same as in the TOOLS BAR a Establish Ethernet link rey Open LAPG2 project file ra Save LAPG2 project file A Connect PC too LAPG2 system 3 Disconnect Pc from LAPG2 system i Upload design in the LAPG2 system Master Preset mp2 Select Master preset Sub preset a Select Sub Preset amp Save Sub Preset take photography of the states of the selected adjustments in the Sub Preset D Load Sub Preset 5 Delete selected item to Lock the LAPG2 software if you go for lunch you can be sure that nobody plays with your computer 2 Enter the password for software lock m Shortcut to see which firmware is installed in each LAPG2 of the system kl Open a soft keyboard in case of using touch screen computer ge Change user logout x Exit close the software Here i
116. f paper and if you want Type Dell Photo AIO Printer 924 normal or landscape Emplacement USB001 i r This window is generated by your OS Commentaire Imprimante Papier Orientation Taille A4 v Portrait Source Automatique C Paysage R seau Annuler ATEIS 32 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Exit Terminates the current LAPG2 session after asking to save modified files Edit Here you will find all the common basic edition tools of windows based software The Edit menu contains the following items undofAdd lines Ctrl Z e undo redof Add lines Ctrl e Redo Se on e Cut 3 Cirl X c O Ctrl C sory ory e Paste T Paste Ctri V L j e Delete a Delete Ctrl D aa i e Alignement Alignment i Pack Pack ME e Space S C za e Order Order Undo kes undofAdd lines Ctrl 7 Will undo the last actions Redo ex redo Addlines Ctl Will redo the last action or will retrieve the last state in case undoing too far Cut Cuts out the active selection and copies it to the operating system s clipboard Copy h Copy h Ctrl C Copies the active selection to the operating system s clipboard avis Th Paste Ctrl V Pastes the content of the operating system s clipboard T Deletes erases the active selection ATEIS 33 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Alignment You can select several elements by maintaining left click and move the mouse you will have a
117. f the channel 20 0 dB On Off Turns on off the input on the particular output channel 90 0 to Sets the master output level of the channel 20 0 dB On Off Mute or un mutes the output channel ATEIS 178 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 AutoMixer Allows mix several signals to one output The Activation of channel s can be done manually or automatically by signal threshold and priority The Automixer components are organized in a subfolder named AutoMixer holding the modules 4x1 8x1 and 16x1 Since the only difference of these modules is their number of inputs let s take a detailed look just to the smallest one the 4x1 The control window of the Automixer module is opened by a double click on the icon in the LAPG2 design window and appears like this yA ito ix er d x1 Pi nn l Sf 7 fon P xi y r i p i P Ailtomatic mode priority level Level dB Manual mode Seow MOM MPAtn response ag attenuation attenuation Gain time od step max dB ms a dB dB A Test Mic On designated Open Mic Limits E Wanual Automatic WOM attenuation mode ERannel 1 f Non limit f Manual F EJ TO ry al itenvation Background The auto mixer adjusts the signal output level on the output node depending on the number of activated input channels This function can be useful in conference applications or houses of workshop where usually unattended mixing has to be executed
118. ftware New versions are available on the net Read carefully the release note in order to determinate if updating is required or not for your specific system For the firmware The purpose is to match the version contained in your LAPG2 PPM software with the version contained in LAPG2 s hardware First Read version to know if there is versions mismatching Then if needed proceed to the update Update O DSP O MCU O PPM or URC Update DSP Updating the LAPG2 software sometimes makes necessary to update the LAPG2 s firmware also To do this follow these steps Note Update DSP always BEFORE a MCU firmware update even if there is no MCU firmware mismatch when reading the firmware versions e Open the Ethernet connection e Choose menu gt Tools gt Update DSP Tab e Firmware Update DSP hk File C Program Files 4TEISSUAP G2 v1 0 0 beta 22 dsp_update amp Open Machine No Status 1 Select All Update Cancel e Select the LAPG2 you want to update click on the box on the left e Click Update Update MCU Note Update MCU always after a DSP firmware update even if there is no MCU firmware mismatch when reading the firmware versions e Open the Ethernet connection e Choose menu gt Tools gt Update MCU tab ATEIS 76 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 s Firmware Update File C Program FilesATEIS UAP G2 v1 0 0 beta 22 mcu_update e Select the LAPG2 you wa
119. g items Window Cascade Shift ctrl F2 Bel Tile Shift Ctrl F3 E Arrange Icons Shift Ctrl F4 Cascade e Cascade e Tile e Arrange Icons e Current opened windows list name Arrange every opened window in cascade mode Tile Arrange every opened window in tile mode Arrange Icons Fs Arrange Icons Shift Ctril F4 fe If you have a lot minimized windows everywhere on the working area this Items will arrange them Help In this topic you will find some features The Tools menu contains the following items E Version Activate About Ga Soft Keyboard Version Version Activate About Soft Keyboard Y Version ko Opens the Version window floating window This window allows you to know which versions are installed into LAPG2 PPM URC and which version has to be used with the current software BEE UAP PPM URC ATEIS 57 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 If the version is displayed in red it means the version is mismatching and you will have to update the LAPG2 or the remote devices Activate This feature is not used in Europe You do not have to activate your product when you receive it About About A Some information about the software Soft Keyboard I Soft Keyboard ie Opens a Soft Keyboard in order to use LAPG2 software with touch screen computer or with computer without keyboard This Soft Keyboard has a fixed size optimized fo
120. ge the design as in the Master Preset Sub Preset a 4 lb Sub Preset 4 Name of the current Sub Preset i Add or Delete a Sub Preset oB Manages Sub Preset name Saves lt or Load gt Sub Presets Example of use For example we are going to define two sub presets the first with all the C inputs on 20dB Sub Preset s name A 20dB the second with C inputs set to 90dB and Mute on Sub Preset s name A mute 1 Define the two Sub Presets Click twice on the to add two Sub Preset No Nam ie 1 Untitled 2 Untitled ATEIS 89 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 2 Click and enter the name of the Sub Preset zix 3 Click 5K _ the name of the current Sub Preset appears Sub Ha BRUG 4 Then we are going to choose which adjustments we want to assign to the Sub Preset Double click on the component you want for our example double click input C then right click on the adjustments and assign the adjustment to the Sub Preset A blue dot appears if there is a Sub Preset assigned to the adjustment Repeat that for all the adjustments Input C LAP 1 1 Re Es 5 Set the adjustments click on the Sub Preset you want to store the adjustments For example A mute SubPreset Amute fia ai Then adjust what you want 6 When the adjustments are OK Click to E save in order to store your adjustments in the current Sub Preset
121. gnal level in dB while the horizontal axis displays the input signal level in dB The green line reflects the currently set dynamic response graph of the compressor The small squares act as handles that can be dragged to the desired position and show the following parameters O red Ratio x 1 Oo blue Threshold dB o yellow Threshold range dB Hard Clipping mode This is an example of a sinusoidal signal limited with and without Hard Clipping NW VY Without Hard Clipping with Hard Clipping Limiter Parameters Graph Opens the graphical display editor window Threshold dB 2160 0 to Sets the threshold level above which limiting begins 2120 0 dB Release time ms 10 to Sets the time it takes to release gain reduction 1000 ms Bypass On Off Bypasses the limiter s function Hard Clipping On Off Enables disables the Hard clipping mode Limiting LED lit red Indicates limiting Gain reduction dB Reflects the current amount of gain reduction 45 0 dB ATEIS 183 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Compressor A compressor is an automatic volume control Loud sounds over a certain threshold are reduced in level while quiet sounds remain untreated In this way it reduces the dynamic range of an audio signal This may be done for aesthetic reasons to deal with technical limitations of audio equipment or to improve audibility of audio in noisy environments Compression reduces the level of the loud sounds but
122. gning signal path it is time to tune monitor or control system By double clicking the desired component you open it and have the following possibilities 1 Monitor some audio 2 Adjust settings aaan mE 3 Assign control to various controllers logic I O analogue URC Sidididi Tie 42 24 Third party gt Right click on the virtual parameter Button B ca al e aca so Te E aaaa ll F rar ATEIS 59 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 fader LED see 5 Assignation philosophy choose which adjustments will be piloted by what page 65 1 Prepare your new project To start a new project file choose gt File gt New from the main menu You can also type Ctrl N or click the New icon in the toolbar J Mew Ctrl M i Save Chrl 5 Save 4s ey oF 2 Define which hardware is used in your project The term System in LAPG2 s terminology refers to one or up to 32 LAPG2 machines linked via NetCards with the System window in the Design View Area providing the canvas to build it up in an icon based way using drag and drop technique At the left side of the main window you can see the System control window holding the system elements System Audio processor UAP E Remote fg URC PPM 2 System BUR Components Vir lt gt Clicking item next to the folders will show their content EF Audio processor LAP EF Remote lg URC a PPM Audi
123. gue input see define control input Event You can choose to assign this software logic in to an Event after you will have the possibility to select the state of this software logic input when the event is activated URC When you use a URC you first define Label it is just a name that appears on the URC s screen Here you can assign this software input to a specific label after the LAPG2 s name and URC s name all the label will be listed for each URCs Right click on a analogical button of a parameters of a component Copy Copy the Logic In button to past it into monitor window Third party control click on this item to select this adjustment for third party control This action will put the adjustment Third party control Subpreset Virtual control lbs parameter in the third party control list window Adjust type r Adjust direction a Subpreset Click on this item to select this adjustment for eroas lt I subpreset control When you use subpreset it is like you take URE photography of the states of the selected adjustments Virtual Control If you have defined one or several virtual analogical input s virtual window you can assign this fader to one or several of those virtual knob s 1 Name of the type of virtual control 2 Name of the virtual control here there is no virtual control defined If you click none you erase Virtual antral t Analogin gt E all previous assignment of this pa
124. han fifteen countries in Europe and the Middle East with whom we have carried out major projects In choosing ATEIS you are guaranteed a trustworthy partner that can be counted on for the long term ATEIS LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 ATEIS Field of applications ATEIS s audio systems have been installed into following markets Railways Subways Airports High raise buildings Hotels Restaurants Shopping centre and Malls Theme parks Places of worship Stadia Museums Industrial buildings Industrial plants Commercial buildings LAPG2 G2 PRESENTATION The ATEIS LAPG288 G2 is the new generation of Linked Audio Processor developed by ATE IS Why Generation 2 Our developers completely re design the old LAPG2 Now the processor is the state of the art solution to meet almost all requirements of modern sound design in contemporary applications Designed for Commercia application the LAPG2 is the new DSP audio Matrix for big paging application and multi zone audio routing According to its powerful audio numerical signal treatment and its new audio I O boards the LAPG2 can easily be used in an exigent environment requiring high audio quality Thanks to its Ethernet port you can easily connect and pilot the LAPG2 through an IP network or direct from a PC by using RJ 45 connector LAPG2 s programming is done through convivial software based on graphical Windows design environment The signal path
125. he equalizer The small squares act as handles that can be dragged to the desired position and show the following parameters example 4 bands yellow Frequency Hz Graphic GEQ 1 3 Oct LAP 1 1 SS gt 20 25 31 5 40 50 63 80 100125 160 200 250 315 400 500 630 800 1K1 25K1 6K 2K 2 513 15K 4K SK EIK SK T0KI2 5K 16K 20K 25K Equalizer Parameters show the frequency ATEIS 189 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Delay Delay basics Delay basics provides all to delay the signal You have choice between seven times you can adjust precise time and each sub folders contains three components with various numbers of outputs The difference between basic and advanced is that for the advanced you can mute or bypass delayed channels F Delay time us time us ee Distance Distan ce M M temperature Adjust the delay time Type switch on Enter the ambient temperature in Celsius degrees Type switch off Adjust the distance in meter Type switch off ATEIS 190 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Delay advanced Delay Advanced provides all to delay the signal You have choice between seven times you can adjust precise time and each sub folders contains three components with various numbers of outputs The difference between basic and advanced is that for the advanced you can mute or bypass delayed channels er Mute all Bypass all Bypass all a Distance Distance a
126. he 8 logic outputs of one LAPG2 The window shows you which output is controlled by what 1 Elements can control a logic output mute bypass signal routing Loge out UAP 1 Channel 1 Logic OR v Count 0 eee ae Machine Component Node Element InputNO Output NO BandNO Priority BB us D Logic out amp Ji ATEIS 38 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 2 Logic inputs of a LAPG2 can control a Logic output of a remote LAPG2 in order to give some logic signal to a remote device for example Loge out wo UAP 1 v Charnel v Loge OR w Count 0 Selected LAP Neme Group Peorty Process Time Enebled Process Tmeime Process PesodEnebled Process Penod ims Loge Type S we JD logos P iz j For more information see the HOW TO use Logic Output chapter of this manual Analog in Analogin F5 Opens the Analog in window in the PROPERTIES CONTROL AREA You can control some analogical elements with remote 10kOhm potentiometer volume attack time or threshold of a compressor gate This window shows every analogue adjustment you have defined na in ta Ed uar 1 iai Carei LHII Comhra Ha i Crama iraba Meche Component 1D Elemen Input Output Zand Min Hax Troe z B E m BD Ans For more information see the HOW TO use Analogue Input chapter of this manual Sub Preset List subpreset List F Opens the Sub Preset elements window in the PROPERTIES
127. he signal connected in the input 35 0 dB Thd Threshold dB 60 0 to Sets the threshold level above which Gate will open 20 0 dB Response time O to 5000 ms Adjust the time between the level s detection and the beginning of the Gate operation Attack time ms Adjust the fade in time of the signal when Gate is working Hold time O to 5000 ms Adjust the time between the end level s detection and the end of the Gate operation Release time ms 10 to Adjust the fade out time of the signal when Gate is no longer 10000 ms working A E E x threshold yareeeuaegs eee response attack hold 194 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Gate Stereo Simple double channel Gate The control window of the Gate Stereo module is opened by a double click on the icon in The LAPG2 design window and appears like this When one of the inputs goes above the threshold the gate becomes active and the both left and right input signals are routed to the output Gate Parameters Mute Button Mute the gate s module Bypass Button Switch off the gate s operation Gate on Flash when the gate is active open LED lit green 35 0 to 35 0 dB Left gain dB Set the volume of the signal connected in the input L 35 0 to 35 0 dB Right gain dB Set the volume of the signal connected in the input R Thd Threshold dB 60 0 to 20 0 dB Sets the threshold level above which Gate will open O to 500
128. ial No LI0085 Hame Default Control Type Function Assigned SUb preset The setting is complete To activate this parameter compile and store the configuration into LAPG2 With this adjustment you can then choose to load a sub preset by clicking twice on the rotate knob of the URC and clicking on sub 1 the Label on the URC ATEIS 123 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Element Control Now that we have create the Element parameter Sub Preset and Parameters tab chapter we have to assign this element control to an adjustment Serial No U00085 Mame Default ha Sub Preset and Parameters ber Label Control Type Function Assigned volume T Global Parameters k Element control Memory D To assign the control to a specific action adjustments go to the design double click on the LAPG2 s icon then double click on the component module of which you want to use an adjustment Finally right click on the adjustments and select URC gt LAPG2 or the name you have given gt URC or the name you have given gt Label or the name you have given see the next chapter Assign adjustments Assign adjustments Caution you cannot control an element if the corresponding inputs outputs of the component are not linked to something As example to control the volume of the channel 3 on a volume control component the input 3 and output 3 of the co
129. ick on the software adjustments you want to pilot with the control input and choose control option ER Pe a Signal 1 Type of control you can assign to this software LED O a 2 Name of the LAPG2 in the system i 3 Connector channel number here we have define control 9 to 16 as Control gt analogue input FP front panel knob conto gt f ooo Copy Virtual control gt These logic output are simple dry contact there is no voltage on the output The output contact is closed when the logical value is 1 It is open when logical value is 0 For example if the logical output is assigned to a signal led which lit when an audio signal is above the threshold logical value 1 so the output contact will be closed And it will be open when there is no audio signal The Machine tab of the logic out floating window able to check the logical outputs se Logic out ge ee e a e aal el al al e a aa nii Logic imn f Logic outi gy Analog in Subpreset elements euyoeH Ta ATEIS 132 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Use Third party Control Select the adjustments you want to pilot with third party control Double click on the component s icon then right click on the adjustment you want to control and select gt Third party control 2 Repeat this step for each adjustment you want to control 3 Then open the third party control window gt View gt 3rd party con
130. ing Command String Command String Command String Vc006 IC0042 DC0042 DC0031 9 10 11 12 Name Name Name Name Master1 messagel c close c open Destination IP Destination IP Destination IP Destination IP 192 168 10 220 192 168 10 220 192 168 10 230 192 168 10 230 Command String Command String Command String Command String VC013 VC006 vco01 vc002 m Name volume Destination IP 192 168 10 220 Command String Icooi2 Destination IP 192 168 10 220 Command String vcod2 Name mute off Destination IP 192 168 10 220 Command String For each key write the name of the control which will be displayed in the PPMTouch Under Destination IP write the IP address of the LAPg2 In the Command String box write the command string of the control This command string is displayed in the third party window in the LAPg2 software See Control a button and Control a fader chapters Don t forget to click on to store these settings ATEIS 112 r LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Use an URC Because every remote device needs power you will have to add external power supply every three remotes devices or every 300 meters Except for the first three remote devices or the first 300m power will be delivered by the LAPG2 The maximum distance between LAPG2 and remote device is 800m There are six main steps to configure a or several URC s 1 Connect the URC 2 Define the system with the
131. is defined by adding DSP components Equalizer Gate Compressor delay simply inserted in a clear and easy graphical window by drag en drop operation You can recreate a complex audio system in a simple 1U space machine Forget the addition of machines that required racks and kilometers of cables in the past Once programmed you can pilot your system through PC VITY Crestron or AMX You can also disconnect the PC and the networked devices run as a standalone system however it can be controlled through a range of controllers logical TTL Input logical TTL Output analogical inputs RS485 network Wall mounted source selectors smart controllers and programmable paging mikes are available Choose from five LAPG2 hardware configurations having a different number of in and outputs which suits best in a particular point of the network and tie them together by CAT5 cable or optical fiber The fully redundant ATEIS NET forms the backbone of the system It will deliver 48 channels of crystal clear 48 kHz sampling rate real time latency less than 2 ms audio even in the remotest corner of the site Four different network cards especially designed for LAPG2 networks are available ATEIS LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 INSTALLATION RACK MOUNTING If needed fit the rack mounting brackets to each side of the LAPG2 by using the 6 pcs Phillips M3X screws supplied with the package SITTING The LAPG2 takes only a single 19 rack space a
132. it is preferable to restart the LAPG2 software if there is a trouble and to many error messages 3 Now we are going to load the LAPG2 with our configuration menu Operations gt Store or hit ctrl F7 or click on this icon 4 this window appears x 0 Store status 5 Click Store you will see the load process 6 7 and 8 FOR URC AND PPM only 6 At the end if the remote is well configured this dialogue box appears gt Configure Remote Action 1 x Would you want to configure remote ATEIS 78 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Note PPM If this dialogue box does not appear it means that the PPM is not recognized by the LAPG2 A yellow light flashes on the PPM Fault led You have to restart the research procedure 7 Click Yes the URCs and PPMs are configured when this dialogue box appears x Configure 2 remotes successfully 8 Click Ok A dialogue box appears and asks if you want to connect to the machine Click Yes if you want to pilot some settings with your computer 9 Another dialogue box appears and asks if you want to order audio_enable Click Yes if you want inputs and outputs to be active Adjust Time Date Select Tools gt Machine configuration Tools Update Shift F2 Parameter setting Shift F4 X Clear remote IP Shift F5 Clear MCU data Shift F6 VR Calibration Shift 7 amp Options Shift F8 This window open
133. ivation is only done manually with the Manual buttons The threshold and the priority are ignored Automatic The activation is depending of the threshold and of the priority It will pass only highest priority channel out If several channels have the same priority they all will be mixed to the output together when they will be priority Attenuation The attenuation is always active It doesn t depend of the mode On LAPG2 v1 0 0 31 the attenuation doesn t works if mic limit is set to non limit The background threshold The background threshold allows adjusting the input level activation depending on the background level If the background threshold is more than at 0 the background level will increase the input activation level You can adjust the relation between the background and the activation level by move the background threshold knobs Threshold Threshold mixing inoput Background threshold percent PS The used values to calculate are not in dB Example 1 one input in 0 5db gt mixing input 1 059253725177289 1 1 059253725177289 Threshold 0dB 1 Background threshold percent 5 Threshold 1 1 059253725177289 0 05 1 052962686258864 in this case input 0 5db is almost critical point input gt 0 5dB then on input lt 0 5dB then off Example 2 two input in 9 5db gt mixing input 2 985382618917960 2 5 970765237835919 Threshold 5dB 1 778279410038923 Background threshold percent 20 Threshold 1
134. ke up different audio boards By now analogue input and analogue output boards are available each offering 4 channels Audio boards can be fitted in any combination or be omitted The LAPG2 currently is available in five different audio board configurations e LAPG216IN 16 analogue inputs 4 analogue input boards e LAPG212 4 12 analogue inputs 4 analogue outputs 3 analogue input boards 1 analogue output board e LAPG28 8 8 analogue inputs 8 analogue outputs 2 analogue input boards 2 analogue output boards e LAPG24 12 4 analogue inputs 12 analogue outputs 1 analogue input board 3 analogue output boards e LAPG2160UT 16 analogue outputs 4 analogue output boards The excellent sonic performance is being achieved by the advanced 24 bit A D and D A converters together with the 48 96 kHz capable audio processing and the 400MHz SIMD SHARC Core capable of 2 4 GFLOPS peak performance Every single analogue audio input can be software defined for five different sensitivities input gain of OdB 12dB 24dB 40dB or 54dB it means the input device have sensitivities of OdB 12dB 24dB 40dB or 54dB and for 48V phantom power operation This can be set for each single channel and each machine independently NETWORKING Up to 32 units can be networked either via standard CAT5 cable or multimode optical fibber featuring interconnection of 48 audio channels at 32 bit and control data with a latency of less than 2ms Four different NE
135. l com INTERNATIONAL Mail info ateis international com Ateis Middle East Building SEA room 324 DAFZA DUBAI United Arab Emirates Phone 971 4609 1325 24 Fax 971 4609 1326 Web contact http www ateis international com Ateis France 34 avenue de l Europe Z A Font Ratel CLAIX FRANCE Phone 33 0 4 76 99 26 30 Fax 33 0 4 76 99 26 31 Web contact http www ateis france fr Ateis Germany Industriestrasse 8 D 63801 Kleinostheim Deutschland Phone 49 0 60 27 97 98 85 Fax 49 0 60 27 97 98 80 Web http www ateis germany de Mail service ateis germany com Ateis UK Fountain Court 2 Victoria Square Victoria Street St Albans Hertfordshire AL1 3TF UK phone 44 0 8456 521 511 Fax 44 0 8456 522 527 Web contact http www ateis co uk Ateis China felt CARD RAR SAD Hik bea TKReEH2555 DBABS10E His 021 54495191 92 EB 021 54495193 Web contact http www ateis com cn ATEIS 14 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 HARDWARE DESCRIPTION FRONT PANEL 1 AUDIO section Inside the LAPG2 you have 4 audio slots named A B C and D Each of these audios slots receives either 4 audio inputs channels or 4 audio outputs channels e IN OUT When you switch on the LAPG2 you can see which kind of audio card is fitted in each slots with the top IN OUT led e The top led AES EBU shows if the AES EBU interface is used not available e The clip led indicates that the
136. le Settings Schedule Settings TEEF Occurrences field Gives name to the schedule Schedule Name EMEEN Enabled and set time period etc Start Time 02 11 2008 12 24 53 v Period Once Index Name End Time 02 11 2008 12 24 53 Event List List of all the defined events here we do not have any event created menu view gt event management Erene TONELE Event control define which event will be start by the schedule You can also create a string of several events and define time between event s launch Ec ae ATEIS 147 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Occurrence field Occurrence Start Time 02 11 2008 12 26 00 ww Schedule Name Default Schedule 1 Enabled M 02 11 2008 12 26 00 Start Time Period Once alias 4 novembre 4 2008 End Time 02 11 2008 12 26 51 v Imm j ves d 27 28293031 178 3456789 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 a Schedule Name Name of the current schedule a T ze 1226 00 Now Start time Beginning date of the current schedule End time ending of the current schedule Enable active the schedule Period Period gives the repetition frequency for the event sequence a a schedule iain Dee N Every Month Every Year Every Week Event list List all the defined events Event List JEI Event 1 2 Event 2 4 Event 4 5 Event 5 Event control Here you assign which event s will be started with the schedule First create e
137. logic outputs are simple dry contact or relay contact with a common rail The common rail is linked to the ground Caution Do not connect voltage 24V to the common rail No voltage is provided Contact rating relays EGE type EDR201A0500 Maximum voltage 100 VDC Maximum switching current 0 5 amps Maximum switching power 10VA logic contro If the RS485 bus is unused then you can easily use the 24V DC output of the LAPG2 to feed 8 LEDS that each have a 2k2 current limiting resistor BA 123 45 6 7 8G ay an i r s i a an s be ra D D D _ a hn a lny e a A a A h a oy te a Logic Output ALA ALA ATEIS 22 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 10 AUDIO INPUT OUTPUT CONNECTOR Balanced Audio input or output e S Shield e Hot audio signal e Cold audio signal Input and output cards have different connector colours e BLACK OUTPUT e GREEN INPUT If you want to use unbalanced signal please connect the Cold pin with the Shield S pin There is a hardware clip operation on input board over 15dBu SYSTEM INSTALLATION SOFTWARE GENERALITIES The LAPG2 software is a powerful yet easy to handle tool to assist you creating controlling and monitoring DSP Designs for LAPG2 systems supporting up to 12 processors including all the controlling gear connected to it After the determination of which type and how many units would make up your net
138. ment you want to import in the monitor window a Double click on the component icon b Right click on the adjustment you want to import c Select gt Copy d Then go to the Monitor window ATEIS 83 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 e Right click where you want to paste the adjustment f Select gt Paste P Monitor SAE E Master Preset untitled Tree view In the Design Control Area you have three choices drag and menia ue drop to have them on the monitor window 1 TES Group button Label Adds a written message ff Image Group button Adds a button which opens a sub monitor window Image Adds a background Image S ABA A Master Preset untitled nnani gt version gt Group button oix Label Fionn Password Setup Lock If you want to protect the access to the LAPG2 click on IS Chose and type two times a password this is not an user or ID user management Set Password Password Retype Now you can lock the system by clicking on rn To unlock click on the button and type the password ATEIS 84 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 ioi x User privileges User name ATEIS v Connect Disconnect Tips mags Sat uo Stop Aud If you want to create a complex Monitor window for operator ee Te ee only create all the parameters you ll need in Administrator Set Access Privileges mode Then create another user
139. mount of attenuation to be applied each time the number of activated channels increases NOM attenuation max dB 0 0 to 100 0 dB Limits the amount of attenuation to be applied Attn Gain dB 100 0 to Indicates the amount of current gain reduction 20 0 dB Last Mic On On Off Enables the last mic on function If activate even if there is no audio on the inputs one channel will stay open see Last Mic On designated parameter Last Mic On designated Ch 1 to n Last Defines which channel will stay open Mic Only if Last Mic On is activated Caution the channel will stay open even if it s muted Open Mic Limits 1 to Non Limit Chooses the maximum number of simultaneously activated channels Manual Automatic Manual or Select the mode manual or automatic Automatic Manual mode Only manual channel activation threshold and priority are ignored Automatic mode With priority and threshold channel activation NOM attenuation mode Eq1 or Eq2 Chose here if you want a linear attenuation or a logarithmic attenuation which is more near of the reality Eq1 NOM 1 x step same attenuation for each addicting channel Eq2 log2 NOM x step On LAPG2 v1 0 0 31 the attenuation doesn t works if mic limit is set to non limit ATEIS 180 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Channel activation At first on the Manual Automatic selector chose if you want manual or automatic channel activation Manual The act
140. mponent must be linked to something Go to the design double click on the LAPG2 s icon then double click on the component module of which you want to use an adjustment Finally right click on the adjustments and select URC PLAPG2 or the name you have given gt URC or the name you have given Label or the name you have given in our example it s volume Third party control Subpreset Virtual control Adjust type Adjust direction Control Event ATEIS 124 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 If you see an asterisk it means that another adjustment is linked to this label It is impossible to assign two different types of adjustment s for example a mute with a fader ona same Label they must be the same type of adjustment Please see Assignation Philosophy chapter for more details Now on the URC setting window you can see the number 1 under Assigned that means that this control is assigned URC setting o Serial Ma Mame Default Bre eae aes eee ltem Label Control Type Function Assigned 1 volume Element control The setting is complete To activate this parameter compile and store the configuration into LAPG2 With this adjustment you can control an element by clicking twice on the rotate knob of the URC clicking on volume the Label and move the knobs on the URC After that you can set the adjustments default values unity on URC s screen by clicking on the
141. n find the usual Windows minimize button and the close box in red which exit the program MAIN MENU BAR We will explain in details all the features of all topics and items accessible through Main menu bar It means we will explain all the functionalities of the software File Edit View User Compile Operation Tools Lock Window Help The main menu bar contains the following menus e File e Edit e View e User e Operation e Tools e Lock e Window e Help Here is a description of all the topics File In this menu you will find everything related to system design files as well as printing command All the LAPG2 files are saved under the LAPG2 extension The File menu contains the following items e New e Save e Save As e Open Ctri O e Open autosaved Open autosaved e Recent files Recent files e Print Header Settings aries e Print p c H 1 Print Header Settings e Print Preview e Print Setup Print Preview gt Exit Print Ctri P 5 Print Setup Exit Ctri O New Z New Ctrl N Opens a new blank project new system design file ATEIS 30 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 ee Pl Save Cirl s Saves the current file you are currently working with Save as Opens the Save as dialog box to save the current working project with a different name and or path Open Opens the Open dialog box which allows you to select a p
142. n you open the hardware contact this will active the selected software button If you want to active a parameter when the contact closes then you have to use the event Management in menu View to create Element control event Then you can assign this event either to an opened or closed contact Logic inputs in binary mode group only for selector component The binary mode means use Logic inputs as bit for different choice The analogue logic input must be set as TTL IN in the external settings To use the TTL IN in binary mode several TTL IN must be assigned to a group Open the Logic IN floating window Logic in T E UAP Fae e E E E Ae gaoa a a E E Assign several TTL IN to a group In this example the TTL IN 2 3 and 4 have been unassigned to the group 2 3 and 4 to make them free Then all of them have been assigned to the group 1 The TTL IN number in black means TTL IN selected for the group ATEIS 129 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Second step right click on the selector you want to pilot with the control input and choose control option Third party control Subpreset Control Logic in Event Analog in Group 1 URC Group 5 Group 6 Group 7 Group 8 1 Select Logic IN 2 Select the name of the LAPG2 3 Select the multi logic group The value of the controlled parameters will depend of the binary value of the group TTLIN 4 TTLIN 3 TTLIN 2 TTLIN 1 Binary
143. nal electric condenser microphone cartridge Top Panel LED Power indicator Green light Top Panel Variable resistor Sensitivity adjustment range 60 48dB 0 5cB Bottom Side Power and signal connector Phoenix 4 pin connector ATEIS 163 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Use the Ducker Component As simple example we will set a system for a speaker with background music When the speaker is talking the background music must decrease its level The speaking is using a standard dynamic microphone type SM58 The microphone is connected to the channel 2 of the Input A component with a input sensitivity at 40dB set in the input A component Then the microphone is linked to the input S of the ducker The music player as a CD player is connected to the input 1 of the Input A component Then the music is linked to the input A of the ducker Threshold set at 18dB because less would active the attenuation when the speaker is not talking if the microphone catch some unexpected noise Response time set very short because the background music must be attenuated as soon as the speaker is talking Attack and Release times Which are the fade in and fade out on the background music Set almost one second for the hearing comfort we want a kind music transition Hold time Set at 700 ms enough to avoid the music back during the speech breaks Audio depth Set at 20dB to hear the music during the speech but a
144. nd along during one month After one month record the current time and see the formula Time Error sec current time previous time 30 Set time error sec in machine configuration Every day at 00 00 the machine will automatically increase decrease the time calibration time See Adjust Time Date chapter RS 232 SET Set the RS232 communication Baud rate parity Stop bit and connected target NTP E i Connect target a l Click read to see which settings are into each LAPG2 of the system Click SET to load some settings changes NTP Set the LAPG2 to have the date time updated in real time by the NTP servers NTP means Network Time Protocol F Network Time Protocol GMT 01 00 Amsterdam Berlin Bem Rome Stockhol o Sewel o 22013015852 O Sewer2 22013015872 M Sewers 1531091803 O Z o O M L Seved 912011723 O F Click read to see which settings are into each LAPG2 of the system Click SET to load some settings changes See Adjust Time Date with NTP chapter ATEIS 50 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Parameter Setting Parameter Setting K Shift F4 Opens the Parameter setting window floating window This window is applied to setting the parameter of dsp elements with maximum and minimum value There are two tab sheets Pirae Global nput4 Oh Outpt 4Ch Marix Mier dug Matix Mixer 44 1 d Here you can define a range or specifi
145. nd generates little heat itself Consider leaving enough ventilation space above and below the unit Do not mount the LAPG2 directly above heat generating devices like power supplies or power amplifiers LAPG2 cooling is provided by a fan at the left side of the unit Be sure to not to block the air vent holes along the sides of the housing Normal operation is ensured within a temperature range between 0 C and 40 C 32 F to 104 F POWER CONNECTION Connect the AC to the mains supply via a power cord Check your line voltage before plugging in The power supply of the LAPG2 accepts AC voltages ranging from 100 V to 240 V 50 60 Hz The LAPG2 can also be powered up from a 24 VDC supply i e backup battery 100 240 VAC 50 60Hz ATEIS LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 SYSTEM OVERVIEW MACHINE The LAPG2 is made of e 4 slots of 4 audio channels e 16 0to 5 VDC Control inputs either analogue or Logical contacts e 8 logic outputs Dry contacts e RS 232 serial interfacing for third party control e Ethernet port RJ 45 TCP IP based e RS 485 for connecting ATEIS remote devices URC PPM SF e 100 Mbyte memory Message player Wave format 16 24 48kHz 16bits e Ate s net card up to 32 units can be networked either via standard CAT5 cable or multimode optical fiber e One microcontroller and two DSPs for standalone operation AUDIO For audio connection the LAPG2 has got 4 audio board slots named A B C and D These slots can ta
146. nnect them in the same way as the hardware ATEIS 35 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Components ME Components F2 Opens the Components window in the DESIGN COMPONENTS AREA Once your virtual system has been defined you will define what Components 7 E the processor will do between Inputs and Outputs Here are all wha the tools you can use for signal processing and for Audio routing F Output etc Simply double connect in the LAPG2 defined in the System A Mixer 7 window in the WORKINF AREA and then drag and drop the S Te desired components and create wiring between inputs and outputs Equalizer S Delay Basic C3 Delay Advanced Gate H Inverter 8 Filter Feedback S DigiLink input DigiLink output Page control 3 Selector Ducker eee eee ee ee All those components are going to be explained in the COMPONENT chapter E see eee 4 38 Noise generator 403 Meter 4408 Level Control Auto Mote Gain 4 amp N G 2 Bus amp Message Storage z System status Opens the system status window in the PROPERTIES CONTROL AREA System Status H E Log 2 Build Sieten has been aubocaved at 09 70 2008 10321 System has been autocaved at 09 70 2008 10 56 31 Sistem has been autocaved at 09 10 2008 11 06 31 System has been autocaved at 09 110 2008 11 2407 Sistem has been autocaved at 09 10 2008 11 33 07 System has been autocaved at 09 10 2008 11 43 07 System has been autosav
147. not the quiet sounds thus the level can be raised to a point where the quiet sounds are more audible without the loud sounds being too loud The first module within the Compressor Limiter folder is a simple single channel Feed Forward type compressor device The control window of the Compressor module is opened by a double click on the icon in the LAPG2 design window and appears like this reduction _ dB The compressor s control window features a graphical display editor window which is opened by a click on the Graph button at the top left side of the control window and looks like this The display editor window displays an output to input graph where the vertical axis corresponds to the output signal level in dB while the horizontal axis displays the input signal level in dB The green line reflects the currently set dynamic response graph of the compressor ATEIS 184 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 The small squares act as handles that can be dragged to the desired position and show the following parameters O red Ratio x 1 Oo blue Threshold dB o yellow Threshold range dB Compressor Parameters Graph Opens the graphical display editor window Ratio x 1 0 10 to 1 00 Sets compression ratio Threshold dB 60 0 to Sets the threshold level above which compression begins 20 0 dB Threshold range dB 0 0 to 40 0 dB Sets the range of level in which the ratio gradually alters from 1 1 to
148. nt Adjustment coo2 mj drd party control Click on the three dots Le Jof the both events one by one that will open these windows ATEIS 110 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 C df Command Type e Facket Command EXT Element Adjustment YCO02 02 56 43 30 30 32 03 26 OD Third Party Control Pactet mute ot J TTT E df Command Type or Packet Command ExT CS CR Element Adjustment VCOOS 003 Ox20 O00 0256 43 30 30 33 03 20 OD You can read under Command the Command string to be set in the PPMTouch Compile and store the configuration Please see Set Control on PPMTouch chapter Set the controls on PPMTouch Open your web browser and type the IP address of the PPMTouch http 192 168 10 219 main html oi That will open the web interface of the PPMTouch PPM Touch W ewer M a Fir x Echier dibog Affichage Histonque Marquepages Qutiis 2 B CS X httpy 19216810 219 mainhtmi 2G Goke P A Ateis imemationa ATES Download ATES peopentonco W Accueil Wikip die w VOM E Facebook 1 Mantis Conjugaison du verbe Traduction gratuite en WE word reference 3 __ PPM Touch Web Server PPM Touch Web Server Paging Settings Fasia dasi Btn1 name Btn2 name Btn3 name Bina name zone 1 ne2 zone 3 4 Zone selection Zone2 selection Zone3 selection Zoned selection 1 2 3 4 Btn name Btn6 name Btn name Btn8 name zone 5 zone 6 zon
149. nt to update click on the box on the left e Click Update Note you can update several LAPG2 at same time Update URC e Open the Ethernet connection e Be sure the URC is detected search process and IP address given and connected e Choose menu gt Tools gt Update URC tab Firmware Update File C Program FilesATEIS UAP G2 v1 0 0 beta 22 ure_update URC S N UAPNO Status e Select the URC you want to update click on the box on the left you can update several URC at same time e Click Update Update PPM e Open the Ethernet connection e Be sure the PPM is detected search process and IP address given and connected e Choose menu gt Tools gt Update PPM tab s Firmware Update File Ic Program Files 4TEIS SUAP G2 v1 0 0 beta 22 ppm_update us PPM S N UAPNO Status e Select the PPM you want to update click on the box on the left you can update several URC at same time e Click Update ATEIS 77 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Upload Store a design file into LAPG2 When all the settings signal path are Ok we just have to upload them into the LAPG2 system 1 Compile your project menu Compile gt Compile or hit Ctrl F4 or click on this icon 2 When this window appears click OK If this window does not appear or if there are warnings there is some trouble with the configuration design Check it and correct the mistakes sometimes
150. o Processor folder oO LAPG2 Drag and drop this icon into the System window to add a LAPG2 processor to your system according to the number of LAPG2 you will physically use Remote folder O URC Adds an URC Linked Remote Controller to your system Control remote o PPM Adds a PPM Programmable Paging Microphone to your system Paging Microphone Grab the LAPG2 icon from the Audio Processor folder and drop it anywhere into the System window working area Note Notice the cursor changing to a Paste Cursor as you move it over the System window Note A modal type dialog window titled Configure Modules pops up asking you to put in the audio board slot configuration of the LAPG2 you are about to add to the system ATEIS 60 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 ES gt Configure Modules Audio Module A Audio Module B Audio Module C Output Audo Module D Output Since there are many combinations audio boards can be fitted or omitted let s just take a detailed look to the configuration of the LAPG2 0808 Configurations of other machines are made respectively to their I O boards fitted similar to the following instructions below By default the LAPG20808 comes with the following boards fitted O Slot A Analogue Input O Slot B Analogue Output O Slot C Analogue Input O Slot D Analogue Output Tips If you are not sure about the hardware configuration of your LAPG2
151. ogue Analogue Second step right click on the software adjustments you want to pilot with the control input and choose control option 1 Type of control you can assign to this software control adjustments 2 Name of the LAPG2 in the system 3 Connector channel number FP front panel knob Note An analogue input can control a component s parameter only if his corresponding component s input and output are linked to something in the design Don t forget to calibrate your external variator resistance Tools VR calibration The Machine tab of the Analogue IN floating window able to check the analogue input ATEIS 128 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Analog in ua Gl j Channel CH 01 CHO Controller Hw Count 0 Direction Min gt Ma qusweys nan Logic in J Logic out Q araos Subpreset elements an Logic inputs The analog logic input must be set as TTL IN in the external settings Each used TTL IN must be assigned to a group to be available Logic IN floating window Second step right click on the software adjustments you want to pilot with the control input and choose control option 1 Type of control you can assign to this software control adjustments Third party control Phantom power Virtual control RTO Control Event Ses 2 Name of the LAPG2 in the system 3 Connector channel number FP front panel knob Whe
152. old remote IP address 2 Click View Remote list or hit F9 You can also double click on one of the URC s icons A windows appears click Search FET 718g sie dal iee PIK eg ae f sain A y Aie DER 3 zi ame Default Sie URC setting Aoticetestesteceenecctesesnecsesteeserenenes Control Type _ Assigned lt No data to display Memory p A window appears click on URC s page not on PPM s one P Remote device list Machine Name S N 1 URCI 1 Default 2 Default 3 click L_Seach_J 4 A new dialogue window appears click again ATE S 114 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Remote Search Drag a column header here to group by that column UAP Type On syst IP Parent IP S N No data to display 5 When the system has finished the search a list with the various connected URCs or PPMs appears Each URC is identified by its own serial number This number is written on a sticker on the URC The system finds automatically each URC in our example the URC s serial numbers are U00132 and U00117 Note If the system doesn t find all the devices Clear all remote IP address and search again Remote Search Dirag a column header here to group by that column UAP Type On syst IP Parent IP S N 1 uce n nooo a uoma E C N E B 6 Click 7 SET the URC Select the URC in the first windo
153. orage times are available in WAV format e Format 48kHz 24kHz 16kHz 16 bits e Up to 53 minutes in 16 bits and 16 kHz sampling rate e Up to 34 minutes in 16 bits and 24 kHz sampling rate e Upto 17 minutes in 16 bits and 48 kHz sampling rate Caution The message player cannot be used with the LAPG2 set at 96kHz The LAPG2 must be set at 48kHz ATEIS 12 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 FOR YOUR SAFETY Please follow the instructions in this chapter to get the optimum results from these units EXCLUSION OF RESPONSIBILITY Manufacturer importer or dealer shall not be liable for any incidental damages including personal injury or any other damages caused by improper use or operation of the LAPG2 INTERFERENCE Like all computing devices the LAPG2 uses high frequency digital circuitry that may cause interference on radio or television equipment placed close to the unit The best solution for problems like this is to relocate the affected parts WARNING Warning A This sign indicates a potentially hazardous situation that can result in death or serious personal injury e Do not expose the LAPG2 to extreme temperatures direct sunlight humidity or dust which could cause fire or electrical shock hazard e Keep away water or other liquids from the LAPG2 Otherwise fire or electrical shock may result e Connect the power cord only to an AC outlet of the type stated in this Owner s Manual or as marked on the unit Othe
154. ore Network _ Internet Protocol CP IP the details of each tab m AERA Component fist sea DSP design Show print boundaries Defaut Active some option regarding design working area Bias 1 Show animation the Icons are animated 2 Show print boundaries you will see on the working area the limits of each page So you can be sure that your design is not between two pages if you want to print it 3 Component first seat when you drag and drop the component from the component system windows design component area you can choose either that 7 every components are put on top left or are put where your mouse is when you release the right button after drag and dropping Options File Autosave your design 1 Autosave your design notch it if you want that LAPG2 Sa moe software auto save your current project i 2 Autosave every XX minutes choose the time between two project saves 3 YY recent files Choose the number of files which will be accessible from the recent files option in the file menu p 31 Colour Scheme Change the colour of the audio component windows Options For example if you use colour settings DSP design File Color Scheme Store Network Intemet Protocol TCP IP Element windows i V Use color settings Default setting Start color End color 1 Silver A 32 32 32 Change settings Element windows Use color settings Start color End color I Green oe lin Cancel
155. otocol 5432 1 OOO00 OOOO 9876 At the rear side of the LAPG2 you also find a DB9f connector for RS232 data communication This port can be used for transparent RS232 data multipoint communication through the network for using with IDA4 or for 3rd party control applications Note RS232 does support cable lengths up to 15 m D RXD D DTR R S S ring indicator n c n c non connected C X X T DS RT CT ATEIS 20 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 6 ETHERNET RJ45 CONNECTOR For connecting the LAPG2 in a TCP IP based network or directly to a computer e To load design in a LAPG2 system e To pilot LAPG2 system e To monitor LAPG2 system 7 CONTROL INPUT CONECTORS Either connects logical input TTL IN dry contact or analogical input 10 k Ohm potentiometer Simply connect the switch or relay or potentiometer between the number 1 and 16 and the G ground The number indicates which control logic channel will be used when you define the action of the control input If you use control Input as analogue input You can connect Remote Controllers RAC5 or RAC8 Or a simple variable resistor 10K to the analogue control inputs as follows Gi23 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 G o o o v s 2 o o e o i _ S Control inputs You can reduce the step by putting a 100uF capacitor in p
156. ou want Virtual qx b Virtual 2 Name the virtual adjustment by right clicking on it gt Properties gt Function field You can also adjust some settings in the properties window gt Virtual E A lol x Properties E Properties Min Oo o Mex O O g Control element list SE Copy to Monitor Lincs sid X iKnob1 K X 3 Assign which adjustments you want to control with this virtual adjustment double click on the component icon then right click on the adjustment and select Virtual control gt analogue in logic ATEIS 82 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 in or logic out depends on which kind of adjustment you want to control gt name of the virtual adjustment e Tet as Virtua cae ontrol threshold 1 4 Ifyou want to use the virtual adjustment in the Monitor window right click on the virtual adjustment and select gt copy to Monitor then paste it on the monitor window P Virtual 5 x 2 Control element list o E Use the Monitor window The Monitor window is a window in which you can bring all the adjustments and indicators you need for your project This is helpful if you want to have a graphical control interface See View Monitor settings to set the options of the monitor window 1 Open the Monitor Window gt View gt Monitor or F12 S BB E Master Preset untitled Subpreset SubPreseti version Logout X ik Lock Password Setup 2 For each adjust
157. our PC Network tab must be in the same network than the IP address of the LAPG2 Internet Protocol tab The Gateway must match with the gateway of the local network where is connected the LAPG2 If you change a parameter then the LAPG2 must be restarted PS Options ES ff opns S Network Intertace Card Select the default network interlace card from computer NIC Broadcom Hetstreme Bras Gigabit Controller Using following ip address ooo BE IP Address 192 168 10 240 l Subnet mask 26 755 255 0 UDP Broadcasting Port 19760 Gateway 192 165 10 1 Unroll the country menu and select your time zone Then next to Network Time Protocol select On ATEIS 80 DSP design File Color Scheme Store Network Internet Protacol TCPYIP LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Network Time Protocol On MTA O0 Amsterdam Berlin Bem Rome Stockhol Seve enn o Sewer 22013015872 Sewers 1531091803 _ Sewers atsanai23 O A Click read to see which settings are into each LAPG2 of the system Click SET to load some settings changes Create new Users and assign specific rights You can define up to 40 different users Each user is protected by password Different user s rights are adjustable for each user To set users right Click menu User gt User management A windows appears you can add new users click or you can delete user by selecting it and clicking By clicking store o
158. ponent you will see all the action you can assign to this parameter For the example we have use the input component Right click on a LED of a parameters of a component ait K rE sey Copy Copy the LED to past it into monitor window ren ee Copy Virtual control gt B 20 0 i Virtual Control If you have defined one or several virtual logic copy Control output s virtual window you can assign this LED to one or several of those virtual LED s 1 Name of the type of virtual control here Logic Output 2 Name of the virtual control here there is no virtual control defined Control Here you can choose to active one or several Logic connector s of the LAPG2 system with this LED 1 Name of the type of hardware connectors here logic Output Copy Virtual control gt 2 Name of the LAPG2 if you have several LAPG2 here you choose which LAPG2 3 Hardware channel output connector which will be assigned to this CH7 software LED here the channel number 3 Logic output number 3 of the LAPG2 named 1 Right click on a Logic button of a parameters of a component Copy Copy the Logic In button to past it into monitor window Third party control click on this item to select this adjustment contol wi for third party control This action will put the adjustment Virtual control E parameter in the third party control list window Control F Pa a Subpreset Click on this item to selec
159. pth dB 100 to 0 dB Adjusts the A level when the Ducker is active Speech gain dB 60 0 to 20 0 Adjusts the S level when the Ducker is active dB Example of Ducker using As simple example we will set a system for a speaker with background music When the speaker is talking the background music must decrease its level The speaking is using a standard dynamic microphone type SM58 The microphone is connected to the channel 2 of the Input A component with a input sensitivity at 40dB set in the input A component Then the microphone is linked to the input S of the ducker The music player as a CD player is connected to the input 1 of the Input A component Then the music is linked to the input A of the ducker Threshold set at 18dB because less would active the attenuation when the speaker is not talking if the microphone catch some unexpected noise Response time set very short because the background music must be attenuated as soon as the speaker is talking Attack and Release times Which are the fade in and fade out on the background music Set almost one second for the hearing comfort we want a kind music transition Hold time Set at 700 ms enough to avoid the music back during the speech breaks Audio depth Set at 20dB to hear the music during the speech but at very low level depending of the context a r r a Response Release time ms fi ms to ims time ms depth dB 2
160. r screen resolution of 1280x800 pixels ATEIS 58 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Start a project basics and generalities Generalities software philosophy When you want to design a project After installing hardware connection powering etc see Connect PC to LAPG2 page 68 you will use LAPG2 software to 1 Design signal path Define paging Define control of the system logic I O URC RAC Third party monitor Define monitoring monitor window Upload design into LAPG2 system see LAPG2 system connection page 72 ee te To do so you have three different levels in the software 1 System Hardware definition re create your hardware in the software 2 Define LAPG2 Define the signal path inside LAPG2 3 Define component adjustments and also control of parameters Level 1 System Hardware definition First you have to explain to the software which hardware you are using Here you have two LAPG2s three URCs and two PPMs Level 2 Define LAPG2 Now you can enter into each LAPG2 to create design signal path just double click on the LAPG2 icon you want to design Then drag and drop components between input and output and connect them as you need Here we use three inputs with limiter compressor and parametric equalizer Those inputs are connected individually to outputs In Ci gt Out B1 In C2 Out B2 In C4 gt Out B3 B4 and D1 eu i Ui ia i Level 3 Define components After desi
161. rameter in this Adjust type simply choose which can of analogical input it is wv Linear log anti log or linear Log Anti Log Adjust direction choose the direction for increasing or BC Min gt Max decreasing the value Max gt Min ATEIS 66 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Control Here you can choose to pilot this fader with hardware control input 1 Type of hardware connectors assigned to this software analogue in 2 Name of LAPG2 in the system which will have the assigned connector Here the 8 last control inputs of the LAPG2 named 1 are defined as analogue input If you click none you erase all previous assignment of this parameter in this LAPG2 3 Number of the connector assigned to the software analogical input CH control input rear of the LAPG2 and FP front panel front of the LAPG2 Control Analog in Mone FP Note To define control input as logic TTL or Analogue input see define control input Event You can choose to assign this software logic in to an Event after you will have the possibility to select the state of this software logic input when the event is activated URC When you use a URC you first define Label it is just a name that appears on the URC s screen Here you can assign this software input to a specific label after the LAPG2 s name and URC s name all the label will be listed for each URCs ATEIS 67 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 How to In this sec
162. rch to search devices on your LAN If a device list is showed in red it means that this device may not be connected Click search to search devices on your LAN If a device list is showed in red it means that this device may not be connected Machine ID Machine Name IP Address Port Machine Type Machine Name IP Address Port Machine Type 192 168 100 6 19760 UAP ATEIS gkg _ LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 If you have this message box m No devices found d Verify the steps 1 and 2 And close LAPG2 software and re open it Open Ethernet connection Establish Ethernet Link Select the LAPG2 you want to connect to it makes sense when you have several LAPG2 and click connect button Machine ID Machine Name IP Address Port Machine Type 513 1 192 168 100 6 19760 UAP Searching Port 19760 Search Connect Connect Status States ES Once the connection process complete successful the computer is ready to communicate with the LAPG2 To know if the Ethernet link is activated a green Ethernet led appears in the bottom right of the LAPG2 software Status Connected Je System P 192 168 100 6 Fort 19760 Systeme Ethernet Connect Data validity E LAPG2 system connection This connection allows you to pilot audio settings of LAPG2 system change Sub Preset or master preset use monitor window ATEIS 72 LAPG2G2 MANU
163. rd message with LAPG2 Our engineers are working on this topic ATEIS 156 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Recover wave file from LAPG2 You can recover message or music loaded into LAPG2 on the message storage field of the Message player component To display the files click on the reading glass E UAP 1 Message UAP Flash Settings O 2 002 wav 48 1095420 48 1095420 48 1095418 48 1095418 Ol wee Soe Select wave file you want to copy from LAPG2 to your computer and click on the retrieve button wave file is copied into your computer E UAP 1 Message Flash Settings Event Settings UAP Music Management Message Storag Nol Name Use Bits Hz Size wn O01 wav 2 002wav False 16 48000 1095418 Machine Storage No Name Bits Hz Size Olt twa 16 la oe pe E EE DP ressave Upload ojs owa fF he e osas f Loading message 1 1 em ex He eo OOo Play message from LAPG2 Click PLAY button in the message storage section IB uA 1 Messaoe Flash Settings TT Event Settings nt Message Storag Machine Storage No Name Use Bits Hz Size Ea 6 48 ol2 2wa 1643 nios Note for the moment you cannot away e w l He gwr record message with LAPG2 Our Ce ee engineers are working on this topic lt No data to display gt oo oe Playing Event 0 Playing Message S Postion 48 o
164. ress G n ral Les param tres P peuvent tre d termin s automatiquement si votre And enter the desired IP add ress for your com puter r seau le pemet Sinon vous devez demander les param tres P appropri s 4 votre administrateur r seau Propri t s de Protocole Internet TCP IP G n ral Les param tres P peuvent tre d termin s automatiquement si votre r seau le permet Sinon vous devez demander les param tres P appropri s 4 votre administrateur r seau Obtenir une adresse P automatiquement papay IP suivante Adresse IP Masque de sous r seau Passerelle par d faut Obtenir une adresse P automatiquement Utiliser l adresse IP suivante Adresse IP 192 168 100 1 Utiliser l adresse de serveur DNS suivante Serveur DNS pr f r Masque de sous seau 255 255 255 0 Serveur DNS auxiliaire Passerelle par d faut ls al Utiliser l adresse de serveur DNS suivante Serveur DNS pr f r Serveur DNS auxiliaire Avanc 2 Set Ethernet connection Now the computer is set for the right network let s see how to choose which computer net card will be used by the LAPG2 software Shara Open the option window menu tools and choose the Network Tab Machine Configuration Shift F3 Parameter Setting Shift F4 Clear Remote IP Shift F5
165. rnal power supply e 1 internal switch for PPM Master or Slave selection Slave features are not available for the moment e 1 internal switch for System or Local power supply selection ATEIS 28 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 SOFTWARE PRESENTATION General View M i E S Loram L TITLE BAR Displays the path name of the current file MENU BAR Holds all the functionalities of the software windows and tools arranged by topic g TOOLS BAR Short access to main functionalities that are hidden into menu bar 4 TABBAR Shows the window title of all opened windows design components control windows for quick access DESIGN COMPONENTS AREA Contains all virtual devices you can use to build up and call windows design your system WORKING AREA It is the space where you create your virtual system and make your design 7 Access to some information summaries and functionalities 7 regarding all communications aspects RS 232 TTL I O analog Input etc PROPERTIES CONTROL AREA call windows STATUS AREA Indicates connections status between LAPG2 and PC and also compilation process Next pages show a description off all the windows and choice that are in the software ATE S 29 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 TITLE BAR The title bar displays LINKED AUDIO PROCESSOR G2 untitled if you start a new system design or the full path name of the current saved file At the right hand corner you ca
166. rsely proportional to the frequency In pink noise each octave carries an equal amount of noise power Pink Noise 1 1 Sele i a EN Pink noise spectrum Mute the sound coming out from the component 100 to 20 Level of the pink noise dB Measured Pink noise spectrum ATEIS 215 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Tone generator Generates either tone single frequency or sweep sequence between two fixed frequencies and in a defined interval of time Mute the sound coming out from the component Level of the signal Active the sweep mode sweep of frequency Active Tone mode one single frequency played Sweep type Choose the interval between Min and Max frequencies octave 1 3 octave 20 10k TENE ATEIS 216 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Meter This component able to see the audio level Ee Meher El Peak AMS Meter Peak value Maximum value of the signal RMS value Power average of the signal Hold time ms 10 to Able to see keep displayed the value along a the hold time 1000 ms value 6 ATEIS 217 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Level control Various numbers of level controllers allows you to adjust the signal level for each channel independently A global volume is also available This is not a mixer E Level Controller a Awe z Oui M 1616 Level dB Mute the sound coming out from the component Ignore the level adjustment level 0dB
167. rsion EN 12 High or Low Pass Allows you to filter Hi or low frequencies 16 31 5 63 125 250 500 IK 2K 4K 8K 16K 31 5K The small squares act as handles that can be dragged to the desired position and show the following parameters Blue Frequency Hz Hi Lo pass Parameters Slope dB 12 24 36 48 Slope of attenuation Low High Low or High pass a ATEIS 199 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Band Pass Allow you to filter to have only a band of frequency Band Pass 1 1 Selle Graph ES E Ica C gt Frequency HZ Graphic Band Pass 1 1 16 31 5 63 125 250 500 IK 2K 4K SK 16K 31 5K The small squares act as handles that can be dragged to the desired position and show the following parameters Blue Frequency Hz Yellow Bandwidth Band pass Parameters e Type of filtering Slope dB 12 24 36 48 Slope of attenuation Low High Low or High pass C n oon O ATEIS 200 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Band Stop 16 31 5 63 125 250 500 IK 2k 4K 8K 16K 31 5K The small squares act as handles that can be dragged to the desired position and show the following parameters Blue Frequency Hz Yellow Bandwidth Band stop Parameters Slope dB 12 24 36 48 Slope of attenuation C n oon em SSS ATEIS 201 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Notch filter Allow you to filter to cut a frequency P Notch Filter 1 1 Sele
168. rsion EN 12 Use third party over IP Since LAPG2 software version 1 0 2 44 the LAPG2 can be control by third party equipment through the IP network Both third party over RS232 and UDP IP work together The way to define the third party control is the same as with RS232 Please read Define third Party control chapter on page 108 On LAPG2 side There is no parameter to set on the LAPG2 You just need to know the IP address of the LAPG2 e The UDP port used is always 19761 On the third party device The IP address of the third party device must be on the same network than the LAPG2 by default 192 168 100 x If not the IP routers must be set to establish links between the different networks e The UDP port used is always 19761 Example As example use UDP Test Tool software which is free on internet In the third party window copy the string of the command Command frame Command Type Facket STS Command ET CA OO 1c0011 O03 02 49 43 30 30 31 31 03 4E ob Ox coo x03 02 44 43 30 30 31 31 03 49 00 In the third party device set its IP address to be on the same network then the LAPG2 Write the LAPG2 IP address as remote IP with UDP port 19761 The local UDP port is the same 19761 EE UDP Test Tool 2 5 File Edit Clear Hel Remote i Host IF ddreszs Mame Local IF Address 1 971681007 1 976 192 168 10 110 12345 Edit Send Data Edit Receiwed Data 02 49 43 30 30 31 31 03
169. rwise fire and electrical shock hazard results e When disconnecting the power cord from an AC outlet always grab the plug Never pull the cord A damaged power cord is a potential risk of fire and electrical shock hazard e Avoid touching power plugs with wet hands Doing so is a potential electrical shock hazard e Take care for correct polarity when operating the LAPG2 from a DC power source Reversed polarity may cause damage to the unit or the batteries e Avoid placing heavy objects on power cords A damaged power cord is a fire and electrical shock hazard e Do not cut scratch bend twist pull or heat the power cord A damaged power cord is a fire and electrical shock hazard Ask your ATEIS dealer for replacement e Turn off the unit immediately remove the power cord from the AC outlet and consult your ATEIS dealer in any of the following circumstances o Smoke odour or noise getting out of the unit o Foreign objects or liquids get inside the LAPG2 o The unit has been dropped or the shell is damaged o The power cord is damaged If you continue using the LAPG2 fire and electrical shock may result e Do not drop or insert metallic objects or flammable materials into the unit as this may result in fire and electrical shock e Do not remove the LAPG2 s cover as there are exposed parts inside carrying high voltages that may cause an electrical shock Contact your ATEIS dealer if internal inspection maintenance or repair is necessa
170. ry e Donottry to make any modifications to the LAPG2 This is a potential fire and electrical shock hazard e Avoid the LAPG2 s ventilation slots to be blocked Blocking the ventilation slots is a potential fire hazard ATEIS 13 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 CAUTION Caution This sign indicates a potentially hazardous situation that can result in moderate or minor personal injury and or property damage e To prevent the unit from falling down and causing personal injury and or property damage avoid installing or mounting the unit in unstable locations e Leave enough space above and below the unit to provide good ventilation of the LAPG2 If the airflow is not adequate the LAPG2 will heat up inside and may cause a fire e Operate the LAPG2 in an environment with a free air temperature of between 0 C and 40 C 32 F and 104 F e Turn off all audio equipment when making any connections to the LAPG2 and make sure to use adequate cables e Do not use benzene thinner or chemicals to clean the LAPG2 Use only a soft dry cloth e f the LAPG2 is moved from a cold place e g overnight in a car to a warmer environment condensation may form inside the unit which may affect performance Allow the LAPG2 to acclimatize before use CONTACTS on Ateis International S A ATEIS Chemin du D vent 1024 Ecublens Switzerland A Phone 41 0 21 881 25 10 Fax 41 0 21 881 25 09 z ae Web http www ateis internationa
171. s O to 1000 ms Thd Threshold dB Adjust the fade in time needed to reach the target level Advice A short time will give an uncomfortable hearing with audio peak when the speaker begins to talk or comes nearer of the micro 10 to 10000 ms Release time ms Adjust the fade out time of the signal when AGC is no longer working This value is ignored if the Release button is not pushed Advice A short time will give an uncomfortable hearing with audio slack between the speaker s words AVG time ms O to 1000 ms Average time needed by measurement input level Advice A too long time will prevent the AGC from doing adjustment on short peaks Level dB Indicator Level of the gain ATEIS 196 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Example of AGC using As example we want to automatically adjust the gain of a kind of SM58 microphone On the Input A component the input sensitivity is set to 40dB for standard dynamic microphone ceea ASE G Bach oid Target Attack Releas Z AVG PREN level time time time dB n elz ms ms ms Level dB Threshold Set at 25dB The level is adjusted only when the input signal is above 25dB This is to keep a natural dynamic Target level We want a final target level at 10dB Maximum gain Set at 10dB because giving more gain will generate some uncomfortable level differences Release time Set at 800 ms enough time to avoid hard tran
172. s tab You can see the element control ard party control Element Information Command control Machine Component Element Input Output Command ID Command j syuawajg 1 Output B Level 1 N A cool ial At the moment you cannot choose the increasing decreasing step It is fixed to 2 2 dB Just add a I to the command ID here C001 to increase or a D to decrease In this example the command IC001 will increase of 2 2 dB The command DC001 will decrease of 2 2 dB Not available in v1 0 0 34 Click on the three dots uaa of the event that will open this window ATEIS 108 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Command frame Command Type Packet STs Command ET cs CR Increase 002 Coole OxO3 335 O00 02 49 43 30 30 31 32 03 4F OD Decese 02 OA e O D Ma0 30 3003 44 00 Command frame Command Type Facket ITS Command ET CS CR Read s02 RCO 003 294 Ox0D 02 52 43 30 30 31 03 26 OD we oe W OSSD IVGON GOOISDO Here you can see three different command Increase Decrease Read and Write If you want to increase or decrease the fader then you have to write the step in dB in the horizontal fader in the window top The Command will change depending of the step If you want to write a value then you have to write this target value on the knobs in the window bottom The Command will change depending of target value If you want to read a value then you don t have to set the knobs just use the Command You
173. s a picture of the virtual soft keyboard ajeje mejeje rs ot a EE eS HD ae ee Sot keard pfs For more information regarding USER please see the HOW TO chapter ATEIS 44 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Monitor Settings Monitor Settings Opens the Monitor settings window floating window When you use monitor window you can choose to hide some tools of the monitor window tools bar C Change Master Sub Preset C Save Load File C Exit Software C Auto Connect lv OK E Cancel Change Master Sub Preset Disable the possibility to change Master or Sub presets from the monitor window The master Preset menu on the monitor window is grey out Disable the possibility to save or load LAPG2 design file The software connects live automatically to the LAPG2 master preset by using the default IDM ADMIN which has an access to all master presets Disable the possibility to close the software from the monitor window Save Load File Auto Connect Exit Software For more information please see the HOW TO chapter Toolbars wi edit Choose which kind of tools will be shortcuted in the TOOLS BAR Compile Ii ra Preset Control Lock Design User In this topic you will find windows related to system communication Ethernet ID and LAPG2 system User Most part of those
174. s control Of course you have to assign it to a component parameter 4 Create audio signal path All of the DSP functions of a processor are made in their DSP function design windows To access these windows double click the processors icon in the System window or choose gt DSP Functions from its content menu Your screen ought to look like this Ued FN Ducke Nose gerenstor Mate Leve Cortial Asto Nose Gan ANG Bus Meszage Storage iz Spstern tit Components LE fej B SpemSins w so B Emene B Cores Dotavaldy 5 Not complied Modited At the left side in the Design Control Section the control window Components becomes active and the Design View Area is showing the DSP design window entitled LAPG2 LAPG2name already holding the icons of the I O modules you defined in the Configure Modules dialog when you added the processor to the system To create a signal path The purpose is to connect Inputs to outputs through various modules components allowing to modify or route the signal 64 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 5 Assignation philosophy choose which adjustments will be piloted by what Once your signal path is created by using component you can choose how to pilot or which action will produce each parameters of every components To have access to parameters of components simply double click on the desired component When you right click on an adjustment parameter of a com
175. s messages Open View gt Event management Here you can see the list of your events To control an event from a third party notch the Third Party Cont function of the event Name Control Type Third a Cont f Login IN L Login IM au Mount Select Message 1 Message Play Close this window Open View gt Third Party Control Select the Events tab Jrd party control z E Not Check sum Not Command answer on the three dots in the Command field E df Command Type Packet Command ExT Message Play YCOO1 0x03 00D 02 56 43 30 30 31 03 24 OD Pa y Contro Pactet jessage 2 E df Command Type Packet Command ExT CS CR stop Evert YOO02 0x03 O26 O00 0256 43 30 30 32 03 26 OD ATEIS 146 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Use Scheduler to trig Events as messages Open the schedule management window menu view gt Schedule management View a system Fi Camnenents F7 jo Library Event Management Schedule Management 3 Virtual control F11 This windows lists all the programmed schedule s Add to add a schedule Schedule Management Index Name Active Period Count Start Time Stop Time Select Edit open the Schedule setting window to edit an existing schedule Delete erase an existing schedule Select select all schedules Clear Clear all selected schedules Close Close this window Click Add to create a new schedule open the Schedu
176. set 1 W Master Preset 2 Memory 10s With this adjustment you can then choose to switch between two modes master preset pages conference or music for example by clicking twice on the rotate knob of the URC and clicking on MP SP SEL on the URC You can have several MP SP SEL by clicking add with several Master Preset choices just cross the check box after clicking the three dots on Assigned The setting is complete To activate this parameter compile and store the configuration into LAPG2 Sub Preset and Parameters tab On this tab you can assign adjustments of component to a URC for a specific Master Preset The parameter of this tab depends of the Master Preset You have to create the parameters for each Master Preset individually So at first select in which Master Preset you want to have the adjustments Master Preset 1 MMaster Preset 2 Open the URC settings window by clicking on the URC icon Click on Sub Preset and Parameters tab ATEIS 120 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 URC setting lees Seral Ho Mame Default ltem Label Control Type Function Assigned Memory i You can then Add or Delete all the kind of adjustments you want to have on the URC Be aware however not to overload the URC memory URC setting Co S e Serial Ho Hame efault Global Parameters Sub Preset and Parameters Label Control Type Function Assigned Label Element
177. set to which you will have access with the URC Sub Preset Change only the adjustments but not the whole internal design Memory Indicate the state of filling of the URC s internal storage About By clicking on About this window appears About 10 x Tite About Title Title for the menu which appears on the screen of URC Item Text after the various adjustments choices Max ten characters Add and Delete Adds or deletes a line of ten characters Memory Indicates the state of filling of the URC s internal storage Memory j ATEIS 11600_NT Y gt LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Assign right By clicking on Assign Right you can protect some adjustments you have created in the URC Assign right Just select if you want the adjustment to the first layer not protected or in the protected layer gt Assign right eC a Iter Label Control Type Assign right MP SP SEL Master preset level 1 Element contral First Layer 0 Protected Layer level 2 Element control First Layer 00 Protected Layer Wf P P Push Push to enter First Layer Note Hold esit and back and push push knob to enter Protected Laver To access to the protected layer Hold exit and back and push the knob Then enter the IDM user and password select apply enter the password and select apply Logo It is possible to post two different images to the screen of the URC Only
178. sired event ATEIS 143 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 E UAP 1 Message Flash Settings are Message Pl 10 m pad SA O 2 Evet2 Messag Piy 0 o o fo pega F SSG PI Re selected Name Control Type Prionty Repeat Forever Assigned A A C O 2 Evet Message Ply jo jo oj Ua Message Play Event Settings lt No data to display gt ATEIS 144 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Choose the wave file which will be played E UAP 1 Message Flash Settings S loj x Event Settings UAP Music Management Message Play Event Selected No_ Name Contl Type Pity Repeat Forever Assigned Oof 10 0 Q 0 l Event 1 Message Play i fe Event 2 Message Play 10 0 0 UAP 1 Message Play Event Settings Select Message Storag Selected No FileName Size j wa ON Ie e Add from 9 soea 2 corea ose g o You can choose to repeat the message a fixed number of times Repeat field or until a stop event appears Forever field In the assigned field you will see the number of wave file assigned Priority allows you to fixe if the event has a higher priority regarding another message event W UAP 1 Message Flash Settings ioj xj Event Settings UAP Music Management Message Play Event Selected No Name Control Type Message Play Message Play ATEIS 145 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Use Third Party to trig Events a
179. sition when the speaker talks again after a little break Attack time Set at 400 ms enough time to avoid hard transition when the speaker begin to talks and not too long because we want a stable level quickly not since the middle of the sentence AVG time Set at 200 ms not too long to detect short peaks in the speech and to be responsive Not too short to avoid level change too often You can see on the vu meter that when the speaker talks at 18dBu the final level is around 10 5dBu Input level AGC level RMS vu meter g AGCin AGC out Level 20 0 Volume LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 You can see on the vu meter that when the speaker talks at 8 dBu the final level is around 10 6 dBu Input level RMS vu meter AGC in AGC out Inverter The control window of the Inverter module is opened by a double click on the icon in the LAPG2 design window and appears like this Invert Parameters Mute the Inverter s module Filter The filters allow to attenuate or to select a specific frequency or band of frequency Filter f Hi Lo Pass Band Pass Band Stop uf Notch Filter Shelving Filter DS All Pass Filter E 8 Crossover The Crossover splits the signal in sub signal with 2 3 or 4 Way Each way contains a specific frequency band For example Low Bass medium High medium and High 4 ways Useful for active loudspeaker system ATEIS 198 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Ve
180. sneesetuiecteasveccaseavicednenssaecuermerseees secs 151 OP EVON ea E E A E came tenmateeeaensen 154 St re messag Nto LAPOZ ecreis R 155 RECOVER WAVE TING rom TAP GZ orca diccaacatcansondsucsesasnscatendatwanacsedenies auestrneesentesdeecadeed tenes euceoees 156 Play message rom LAPOZ ca ssccesetcnuccbareaaedacauseseeiecatescaneotavacdenten E 156 Use the Auto Noise Gain Component A N G ccccccccsssscccceeeseccceeeeesecceeeeeeeeecesseeeeeeeesaegeeess 157 Procedure toset IN Cars eases tone etcane aaeotarseesenteaces E 157 MSS MS IN Sects veins nc parc ered cers act dae iet E SE E 159 NoN Sensing MICrODRNONG cerisier asena E E 161 Use the Ducker CORDON ON senar EEE EE E 163 Remote Devices Hardware CONNECTIONS ccccssscccesececesececeneceeenceceeeceseueceeeneeeseucessenceseeceseeeees 164 Connection example for one PPM with JB sssssssessssesesrressrreresrrrsesreresrrressreresrrressrereserereseerese 165 Connection example for several PPMs with JB cccccssseccccsssceccesececeeeceeeensceeeeueeeeeuaeceesenes 166 Connection example for several PPM with and Without JB ccccccesseccceeseceeeeseeeeeeeeceeeenes 167 FF ONION nee E cores toneusena em ceionnt esas E eo eres einen 168 LONC UON SON rosacea hontureanteeisa E E S E 168 Connecti JB UO PP oora E E ten cose nce ee enanereua aca 170 Connec WRC TAP G7 WINI B ees EE 170 Connect URG TOLAP GZ rarest ses vases nE E 170 Connect PPM TOB pocen E E sen eureannreesear otis aneswa
181. sponse time is increased and you will have to use external power supply ATEIS 165 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Connection example for one PPM with JB NET POWER 1 ON Logic Input o min Ei 23456786 AC 100 240V 50 60Hz OFF A A ASA Logic Output Audio In PPM 1 it A AUDIO OUTPUT RS 485 MAIN IN AUDIO OUT POWER SYSTEM 24 VDC MASTER PPM RS 485 MAIN OUT v ATEIS 166 PORT B A 23 45678GG Configurable Audio I O B Configurable Audio I O A Iq S S S Audio Out PPM 1 hield LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Connection example for several PPMs with JB LAP i bO Chipta A and D Fuis A amd PPM mic Audio 1 PPM mic Audio 2 PPM mic Audio 3 We need external power supply th I it ATEIS 167 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Connection example for several PPM with and without JB Be caution with the wire colours which are depending of the cable you use 4 pairs or 5 pairs audio out audio out audio out Eass D a Uf ATEIS 168 Rj45 pin out LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 WH For practically all the wiring you ll need straight CAT5 cable 4 pairs HRA With PPM a straight CAT5 cable 5 pairs is needed provided with PPM Junction Box v RS 485 MAIN IN AUDIO 4 OUT RS 485 AUDIO SIDE Master Slavg AUDIO RS 485 IN
182. sreinkeurkis rrer nier s EErEE REENE EES ATSINE AN EN E anet 82 Use the monitor window in auto l0gOn essssssssesesreessrresssrrresrreresrrresereresererssrereseeresseeresereesseeee 84 Use Master Preset Sub Preset ccccccsecccssecccesecccesceccsececesecccsecccacccceuecccenesenssesereceeaeneseneuess 88 PVA SUSE OSS o E E Hoot ncn npaesnecuceeteces eee sutentea teem E E 88 ST PS Scere te E AE dec ate wien nae dea E E 88 USTE VM epee etait tcae E iedecoas oatnce peamncun teat necuteeeutaaieateecaneaentetes 90 RSP PI eisai c ose ce ec vea ccc otnceaseanccieae oe acio neue eecea nee tieamnenadeodinectinac uncenoenenc sence oecenseat uaaseesncaeae 90 DSTI Sy SCE Mal With PP M cece tines ictenes tac diose otuetimessactbosvice E oanwtedsestnieedeaneccetie 91 Search and set PPM RC ate nna Ot en ee 91 POISE PPM parame te cenenih EE 93 Re PPM ou eN a E sauctseanmemecatiauseGuucssaeceventhersnsnennd 94 eE eaS A BV EE E E E AST TEE EE E 94 Create pagine OF PPM With NPG vacrcactcesscentscnesarcnedtnorosaneasscsnasandeeanudvnacsadentcneeansorondeetonneadetonsans 98 Use PPM KeypadG2 to trig Message Events ccccsscccsecceseccenceccececeeseeneetenseneuseeeuseeeeeeneens 101 Me PP IVI OUC e E snore sanctameedneteasuaderaa 103 Define the PPMTouch in the LAPg2 SOftWALEC ccccessecccceseccecessececeuececeeneceeeeeaeceseuaeceesenes 104 Se Cl PV FOC areata ea eat E aamacsaveeiendeaanussesaetecatelaapestaneetentaces ren 105 STS
183. start the calibration procedure until the both Over Under led are OFF after the calibration Calibration Result Over ATEIS 153 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 a Calibration Result Under EE The system is properly set Even when the paging is not active the ANG is still adjusting the AGC level with the ambient noise to be ready when the paging will begin Notice e The calibration should be done in normal ambient noise shouldn t have suddenly loud noise during calibration e Do not adjust the gain of output amplifier or sensing microphone during or after calibration You can adjust volume of the audio source connected to P M input e Theoretically when the calibration has finished the AGC level will be stable around O dB in the environment of no increasing noise But every calibration might exist deviation if the AGC level is not stable aroundO dB user could adjust the gain of output function amplifier or sensing microphone to let AGC level stable around O dB e When the system is calibrating clicking on the calibration button will cancel the calibration at that moment The system will use the calibration result which was successfully calibrated at last time e After calibration successful the paging microphone shouldn t be placed nearly to sensing microphone because the user s voice will be also received into sensing microphone e Inactive mode means that it is no paging When th
184. t 48kHz Drag amp drop the Message player component to the design area And link its output to the destination output Components z Components TA Input Output Mixer Compressor Limiter Expander Equalizer Delay Basic Delay Advanced Gate Filter Feedback DigiLink input DigiLink output Page control Selector Noise generator Meter Level Control fee Auto Noise Gain 4 N G Message Player Double click on the Message storage component It contains two tabs e LAPG2 Music Management e Event Settings ATEIS 150 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 LAPG2 Messages Management This window allows managing of the message file between the library and the real LAPG2 On the left part under Message storage you can see the messages of the library On the right part under Machine storage you can see the messages already stored into the LAPG2 P fom Ex Machine Storage Hz Size Bits kHz Size Library s files LAPg2 s files 5 EE L Cm Playing Event Playing Message Position EJ When you open this window first of all click on the reading glass on the both side to display the messages files Machine Storage Hz Size Bits KHz GNGSTONS WAY 16000 371 KB 2 oora rerteranev 16 ieor er ae O3 q 24k 16bwav 16 24000 707 427 KB O6 te 16k_16b wav 16 16000 471 945 KB To be played the messages must be stored into the LAPG2 To do this
185. t F 10 e Reset Configure machine IP Shift F11 r Configure machine IP ATEIS 48 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Update Update Shift F2 Opens the Firmware update window floating window The software contains every updated firmware If you have to update LAPG2 or PPM or URC just click on update button Firmware Update Select All Update Cancel Note Always update DSP before MCU and never reset between the two update processes Machine Configuration T Machine Configuration Shit F3 k Opens the Machine Configuration window floating window When you are connected to the LAPG2 system This window allows you to read and set some internal LAPG2 information Date time set the internal date and time of the LAPG2 UAP information m ate Time UAF Date Time Date 18 71 2009 18 11 2009 18 11 Time 14 08 14 08 140 Click read to see which settings are into each LAPG2 of the system Click SET to load some settings changes Click Get Current Time to get computer date and time directly Time adjustment If you use the UAPg2 connected to internet our advice is to synchronize the time with NTP protocol If you use the UAPg2 in stand alone then the only way to adjust the time if needed is to use the parameter Time error Sec At first set the time from the PC or with NTP and remember this time ATEIS 49 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Leave the machine working in sta
186. t this adjustment for M verio erlo id URC a js subpreset control When you use subpreset it is like you take ESES t photography of the states of the selected adjustments Virtual Control If you have defined one or several virtual logic R TT r Pana ird party contro input s or logic output virtual window you can assign this logicin Subpreset to one or several of those virtual LED s or virtual Button s None Control out gt 1 Name of the type of virtual control Event O 2 Name of the virtual control here there is no virtual control is defined If you click none you erase all previous assignment of this parameter in this LAPG2 ATEIS 65 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Control Here you can choose to active one or several Logic connector s of the LAPG2 system with this button logic in or to activate this button with hardware control input Copy Third party control Subpreset Virtual control b g Event Logic out_ gt URC gt 1 Type of hardware connectors assigned to this software logic In 2 Name of LAPG2 in the system which will have the assigned connector Here the 8 first control inputs of the LAPG2 named training1 are defined as logic input If you click none you erase all previous assignment of this parameter in this LAPG2 3 Number of the connector assigned to the software logic input trainingi gt Group 8 Note To define control input as logic TTL or Analo
187. t to the LAPG2 via TCP IP Ethernet port PRESET MANAGEMENT The LAPG2 includes two types of presets Sub preset They enable values of multiple parameters of the same design such as levels gains EQ etc to be restored either from the PC software the remote controllers or the control inputs Master preset They enable completely different designs to be restored Application examples for this feature are hotel meeting rooms with removable walls These Master Presets and Sub Presets residing in the LAPG2 s memory which can be accessed in many ways PC Logic inputs Third party The maximum numbers of Presets depend of the UAPG2 s memory space available This limitation doesn t depend of the number of linked LAPg2 SYSTEM CONTROL Once a System is stored into the LAPG2s memories you can disconnect your PC and run it as a standalone audio network You can control all parameters like Channel Level Master Volume etc from assignable control sources or from front knob There is a range of control devices built for the system you can operate The LAPG2 integrates perfectly into third party control systems like VITY AMX Audacity Crestron etc CONNECTION Audio and control connections are made via Euro block connectors on the rear panel of the units ATEIS 11 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 COMPONENTS Huge library with audio tools for all applications routing paging signal processing networking
188. t very low level depending of the context oo G Response Hold Audio time ms t ms time ms depth dB ATEIS 164 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Remote Devices Hardware Connections Because of the bus 485 and the audio the connection of several PPM is not easy You normally have to create a bus with the RS485 data and power by using junction box daisy chain All audio from PPM must be sent to the LAPG2 Each Junction box has an audio output which is the microphone signal of the PPM connected to the junction box Connect audio output from each junction box to an audio input of the LAPG2 Each Junction box has also an audio input used to get the audio from the LAPG2 and sent it to the PPM speaker Only for the first PPM JB The audio of the first PPM is already on the RJ45 linked to the LAPG2 so you can either use the audio coming from the RJ45 or the audio coming from the JB audio output In summary e 485 daisy chain datas and power go from the LAPG2 to the first JB or PPM then from the first JB PPM to the second etc e Audio star connection Each microphone and or speaker is connected to an input and or output of the LAPG2 For other type of connection Star connection each PPM are directly connected to the LAPG2 we cannot ensure a proper working Note it is advised to not put more than 8 PPMs and or URCs on one LAPG2 It is working with up to 16 PPM but the re
189. t you will have to define the wave file by using the wave file manager Select A Apply to announcement Wave Select ee ee eee es ATEIS 40 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Adaya n Wave File Manager WaveFieManager Opens the Wave Files List window floating window Wave Files List Index Selected Wave Name Ret Comt With this window you select which wave file will be used with your project Select Add from Delete All Reset File Library Ind All fig PPM versus Wave Table PPM vs Wave Table Opens the PPM vs Wave Table window floating window PPM VS Wave Table Wave Name GNG3TONS WAWY Gives details about which wave file is loaded in which PPM wave file associated to which LAPG2 and input s number Logo Manager pau eee Ro o Opens the Logo Manager window floating window Item Selected File Name Add from gt asi ee Gem YOU can post two different logos on the URC s display Select Delete U R C IND All Save to Library IND All View ATEIS 41 This window shows you which logo is in your project Cal feet and you will define which logo you will use with the LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Logo Library Opens the Logo Library window floating window P Nom Taille Type Date de modification ON align_buttom 1Ko Image bitmap 27 08 2008 15 28 i 8 align_buttom 2Ko Image JPEG 27 08 2008 15 2
190. tem 4 k y A omponents uw lt uw cr m 3 gt in ctr D Cc uw Third Party Control F10 Logic in F8 1 Logic out F4 Analog in i Subpreset List i Remote List PPM Manager Chime Data Store Wave File Manager PPM vs Wave Table Logo Manager Logo Library Event Management Schedule Management i Virtual Control Fii Monitor F12 Monitor Settings Toolbars System System System Components System status Third Party Control Logic in Logic out Analog in Sub Preset List Remote List PPM Manager Chime Data Store Wave File Manager PPM vs Wave Table Logo Manager Logo Lobrary Event Management Schedule Management Virtual Control Monitor Monitor Settings Toolbars Opens the system window in the DESIGN COMPONENTS AREA You have to explain to the software which Hardware will be used for you project Here you can find the virtual system machines e The processor LAPG2 e The paging microphone PPM e the remote controller URC System a Fa Audio processor LAP ie Remote URC a PPM E System ELE Components a Wit gt ee When you define your system you will drag and drop those virtual machines in the WORKING AREA For example if you use three linked LAPG2 you will drag and drop three virtual LAPG2 from this window Then if you use PPM you will drag and drop virtual PPM and virtually connect them in desired inputs of the virtual LAPG2s be sure to co
191. tie te 27 PPM SP stacking PAGS sscxcsccascsntdacveovice decd uteasunenaseresunnde dusaenecest tioutiesneaedatartenseecdbeusuadmreuteasiecee 27 RAC REMOTE ACCESS CONTROL wscscnssstondnasusowancsvccnssad nase seasabadsnesnaenancaneenseedvaneeeunebansaoseiawmneuvenctes 28 JB JUNCTION BOX a ciorese coca visssince cca aeaensecaauatans veo smcowaaeaieicodieswnadecaa E E 28 SOFTWARE PRESENTA TION seccsudscsessudenseseudecdescudeadasewtecsestudsedesewenctestudendeaxedandontveaetoansanceatneundeasedawees 29 CTY VIEN srs A ete ane E ea arseecioasnce xdines E S 29 TILE BAR acetates oe esac csc Seas enc eae ete se eee see eee oo E Seats tomate sented tee 30 MAIN MENU BAR ne cr one ee eee 30 Bb cece cts es osc A seen tense oceans eee eens eene tes 30 EO ees herpes gs tee cece eco nent ete Secieo ae sass E E 33 NOME essa asap tod wees deco eantoaces estan aetsdn anesaneidnuass anus onaicsasutsondcuessoneadaesonauudensehasansend wacsionwadnecssaunienenees 35 RISO EEPE aera cas ETEN TEE PETE ETEA EII seauten deine wines nena dap teen A E EET EIE EA 45 User Management BE User Management L Ctrl T E E E ter rere 46 r MA ID Management Bl ID Management i o occ ccccccccsecccssccssssccssecsensecesecesssecen 46 STA sees nascent E peers ev rei oso nivec ase gosaatavassasencaduiaeenecianecsaniatedans 47 Operaatio Meseres cicuaieeratoucaciiwateuratoinncsiunGxarsdnieanesunutecess 47 TOO e dre oe ces oaseiv cia geese ona Tarn nea ecnousacasinged gua caawaetonans beeer
192. tion you will have quick access to learn in details how to exploit LAPG2 capabilities Please except the first four sections read the ATEIS 68 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Start a project basics and generalities chapter before this section in order to learn the basics Connect PC to LAPG2 Generalities There are two types of connections with LAPG2 software e Ethernet connection e LAPG2 system connection Ethernet connection This connection allows PC to discuss with LAPG2 one or several LAPG2 in a network once this connection established you can e Check version of LAPG2 system or remote device PPM URC e Update LAPG2 system or remote device PPM URC e Upload design file in LAPG2 system e Connect PC to LAPG2 to adjust parameters in live Connect the device Connect your computer to the Ethernet connector of the LAPG2 using a straight CAT5 cable You can also using an Ethernet HUB router to connect your computer to several LAPG2 And switch on the LAPG2 1 Define IP address By default factory settings the address of the LAPG2 is 192 168 100 XYZ where XYZ is the specific address of the device First of all you have to be sure that your computer net card is set on this network Please refer to your network card user manual to set it You can safely choose 192 168 100 1 as network address for your computer With windows XP you can proceed as follow to change your network address With windows VISTA yo
193. to select the wave files you want to use as a chime Activate it by notching the Active box If you have several PPMs repeat the manipulation for each When all those adjustments are done compile your project and upload it in the LAPG2 Create paging of PPM with NPC To page the audio signal of PPMs you will use NPC Network Page Control NPC uses network channels If you have several LAPG2s with several PPMs you can re use outputs of the NPC directly in the system window of another LAPG2 You can reach all the LAPG2 through the network You cannot add more than one NPC per LAPG2 If you have one PPM and several LAPG2s simply define one NPC for each LAPG2 but only define input for the LAPG2 physically connected to the PPM For example if we have two PPMs on LAPG21 and one PPM on LAPG2 LAPG2 ATEIS 99 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 PPM 1 of LAPG2 number 1 Double click on the component NPC of the first LAPG2 As you can see when you open a NPC component you will always see all the NPC of the LAPG2 network Clear table 2 NPC1x8 Fa Pe a ca a asd fa 10s des aa eles lie No data to display gt NPC of LAP number 1 NPC of LAP number 2 Select the Input 1 tab unroll audio Module and select the virtual input of LAPG2 where is connected the PPM 1 After that you can choose on which zones you will have microphone signal when a key is pressed by notching the boxes Clear table 2 NPCAK6 NPC1
194. tomatically and the configuration will be loaded but the machine won t be connected The user has to click on the Machine connection icon and type the IDM aA yes RL ee a g m orv o Only the Master Presets associated to the IDM will be loaded ATEIS 88 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Use Master Preset Sub Preset Master Preset allows storing of several different DSP design in a same configuration For example if you have room which can be separated into two smaller sized rooms etc Sub Preset allows you to store different adjustments Level mute but not as Master preset to change DSP design change routing modules Master preset Master Preset allows storing of several different DSP design in a same configuration Master Preset Conference X or a zm Master Preset Untitled l a Indicates which current Master Preset you are working with Names the different Master Preset Add or Delete Master Preset 1 Define Add and Name the number of Master Preset that you need 2 Select the Master Preset you want to work with and make your design 3 Do the same for each Master Preset To change Master Preset simply change the current Master Preset when the PC is connected or use URC or Logical connectors see corresponding How to chapter to know how to proceed Sub Preset Sub Preset allows different adjustments Mute Volume in a same Master Preset But you cannot chan
195. trol ard party control Not Check sum Not Command answer Element Information Command control LAP eee Component Le ID eee Element see input sees Gutput Band i Command_ id Command L cont Level cone tC coos coud tC You can change the command ID in the Command_id field In order to make the names of parameters more explicit for example C001 gt INP1 Command_id must be 4 characters long ard party control Not Check sum Not Command answer Element Information Command control Component Ie Bea Input Dutput Band Command id Command a ee a Output Bo Level MA MAA Code ie am 7 a SS Po Output bevel NAN 3rd party control Mot Check sum Not Command answer Element Information Command control LAP Component ID Element Input Output Band Command_id Command 1 Input 4 1 Level Baa 1 MAA IMF aao ATEIS 133 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 To see which frame you have to send from the third party controller to pilot the LAPG2 simply click on the three dots in the Command field coni O x C df Command Type T rame Facket STH Command ERT O Increase IC0010 33 24943303031 30034000 02 24443303031 30034800 E dt Command Type ommarnd trame Command Read 025245303031 032600 025743303031 30035800
196. ty in this case the busy led of the lower channel number will light and theses channels won t be routed Each outputs work separately On each one output only the channels with the gate ON and with the highest priority will be routed Outputs control routing To route a channel to an output click on an output button This button can also be controlled So you can change the routing on the outputs by several ways To choose what kind of control will activate or not the TTL In button right click on an output button and choose in the list mopu al me E ald ET eal call ll Teal al 4334 o Third party control Subpreset Virtual control i Control Logic in Ewent Logic out b Activation Fixed The gate of the channel is always activated Only the highest priority channel of the activated channels will be routed to the output ATEIS 208 Priority 1 Priority 2 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 VOX The gate is activated when the audio signal on the input is above the threshold Choose the threshold with knobs on the bottom Only the highest priority channel of the activated channels will be routed to the output Contact The gate of the channel is activated when the TTL In button is activated There is several ways to activate this button Right click on the TTL In button and choose what control this button Only the highest priority channel of the activated channels will be routed to the output
197. u add new remote device or change something in the system Remote Layer ait you may have to clean all IP addresses and re give addresses Remote Layer 2 Search process in the remote list window sheet 40 Clear MCU Data Opens the Clear MCU table window floating window Clean the memory design of the connected LAPG2 Clear MCU tabe DAR Clear MCU tabe MBX Clear MCU table completed Reset Progressive Bar States 12 This feature is useful when the LAPG2 have strange behaviours due to an error during datas transfers or an old improper design VR Calibration Opens the VR Calibration window floating window a Set UAP 1 v Here you calibrate all the remote potentiometer Variable Resistors VR Number Analogchl w connected in the control inputs defined as analogue inputs and the 8 front knobs of the LAPG2 Minimum Maximum amp Clear Simply choose the LAPG2 of the system and the control input or the front knob then put it at the minimum and click on Minimum s button then put the potentiometer or the front knob to the maximum and press the Maximum s button After that switch off on the LAPG2 and the potentiometers are calibrated ATEIS 52 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 N oper Opens the options window floating window Options es This option window contains 6 different tabs Here are DSP design File Color Scheme St
198. u should do similar steps Note for the picture the computer is in French Click Start button choose parameters gt network connection eo Catalogue Windows Configurer les programmes par d faut c 2 Y Y O 2 a o gt lt w d LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Right click on the icon of your connection normally it is your local network and choose PROPERTIES Connexion au r seau local Connectivit limit e ou inexist r i a Laila D sactiver Statut R parer Connexions de pont Cr er un raccourci Renommer Propri t s k Then double click on internet protocol TCP IP J Propri t s de Connexion au r seau local Se connecter en utilisant E9 Broadcom NetLink TM Gigabit Ether Cette connexion utilise les l ments suivants El Client pour les r seaux Microsoft 8 Partage de fichiers et dimprimantes pour les r seaux Mi amp Planificateur de paquets GoS Protocole Intemet TCHR installer D snstale Description Protocole TCP IP Transmission Control Protocol Intemet Protocol Le protocole de r seau tendu par d faut qui C Afficher licdne dans la zone de notification une fois connect Mindiquer si cette connexion a une connectivit limit e ou inexistante Propri t s de Protocole Internet TCP IP Choose Use the fol lowi ng P add
199. value Selector MSB LSB position 0 O O O 0000 1 0 O 0 1 0001 2 0 O 1 0 0010 3 0 O 1 1 0011 4 0 1 O 0 0100 5 0 1 0 1 0101 6 0 1 1 0 0110 7 1 1 1 1 1111 16 Now if you open the Machine tab of the Logic In floating window you can see the multi logic selector Logic in Multi logic Binary mode single logic ATEIS 130 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Use Control Inputs to trig Events as messages Open Event management window menu view Event Management Control Type Third ne Cont TA IN H omn IM L ami a Change Master Preset Jeet ene e O fe a 2 Evert kemeat OO ooo ooo o 3 ems semon O o b o 0 AE S a EE o m a a a a a E vent amp ange Master Presetiis Change Master Preset Change Sub Preset Element Adjustment Set TTL OUT Stop Evert According to the TTL state High or Low click on one of the two fields Login IN High or Low Login IN H Login IM L Mount And select the logic channel number Event Management Control Type Third Party Cont Login IN H Login IN L Mount Select Change Master Preset Logic IN Trigger Selected LAP Name Group Channel Count me b d d ek et ek S Oo 4 MO Ol S Ww N Bee Do not forget to activate your choice by clicking Save For more details please see How to use Events chapter ATEIS 131 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Use Logic Output Right cl
200. vent group Event Control Nr ac Click Add Event group Delete clear selected click on the event group group ATEIS 148 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Create event sequence Event ss Ava Add Delete or Click Add Event Delete clear selected click on the event event Simply drag and drop event from the event list to the event group or event field Note By double clicking on the event field in the sequence you will open the event setting window A time setting allows you to fix interval time between event groups time displayed at the right of the event group Be carefully if you start a message before the end of the previous message it won t be played Event Control S 2 3 mz 12 7 Om 30s lt t3 event 3 event 2 event 1 time After all is defined do not forget to click ok Then check the active box in the Schedule Management window X inactive O active Schedule Management Inde Mame Active Pernod Count Start Time Stop Time T Default Schedule 1 5 2008 1142 12 26 00 2008 1142 12 26 00 ATEIS 149 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Use the Message player component The audio file must be a wave mono file 16 bits and with a bit rate of 16 24 or 48kHz Otherwise it won t appear in the library Caution The message player cannot be used with the LAPG2 set at 96kHz The LAPG2 must be set a
201. w by assigning the corresponding serial number to each URC for our example we have connected two URCs on LAPG2 1 Remote device list 8 Click amy then click The system is now ready to work with these two URCs ATEIS 115 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Define and adjust URC s parameters Double click on the URC icon Ux in the system window the URC setting window opens URC setting ttings arial No l m Default Global Parameters Sub Preset and Parameters On daa oct s p Item Label Control Type Assigned Serial No Indicates which URC you are going to configure Name Gives a name for this URC Essential when you have several URCs connected All the following options will be explained in details About You can write few words in the default menu called About The user will also have access to the URC s version number in this menu You can also change the name of this menu Assign right Enables to protect several settings with a password Logo Enables to choose two different logos Those logos will appear on the URC screen Search You can launch the URC s research process from here see 6 Global Parameters Manage the choices of Master Preset to which you will have access with the URC Master Preset change all the system s design Sub Preset and Parameters You can manage the choices of parameters and Sub Pre
202. with the following rights and RAREN I aes anions ce made the window directly with the right window size it is more hee Uae ee eee convenie nt eee V Change Control settings in Components Monitor window only User list edit oou GERED Select the file you wish to assign properties to v _ ok OK X Cancel Cancel Use the monitor window in auto logon You can create a specific user to have only an access to the monitor window This user must be associate with a configuration file LAPG2 At first disconnect with the LAPG2 and open File gt Save As Save the configuration Open User gt User Management User Management Class administrator Machine user count 1 40 Maxinurn 40 Click Add to create a new user Edit user _ User Privileges User Name J LISER Connect Disconnect Set Password Start Audio S top Audio tititi Password Retype eae Add Sub Freset Delete Sub Preset Set Access Privileges Customized LreateDelete Design Layouts Monitor Window Only Add Master Preset Delete Master Preset Change Control settings in Components User list edit Software ATEIS LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Write the User Name and the Password Unroll the menu and select Operator this predefined user has an access only to the monitor He can connect or disconnect enable the audio or not and change the control settings in the components
203. work you can start designing signal paths with all the exiting features the huge component library offers simply by drag and drop and connect different audio component This all is done in a straight forward and clear manner helping you to concentrate on creating state of the art electro acoustic environments After a Design is successfully compiled and loaded into the machine s you have full access to all the parameters in the system There are a lot of controlling features starting from simple TTL I O s over analog voltage control to advanced data communication You can choose from a range of controlling devices or remote microphones suitable to access parameters within the whole networked system LAPG2 Design also provides a multi level user management administrating up to 40 different sets of user privileges You also can create unique bespoke graphical environments that only consist of control elements you want operators to have access to Many of the concepts in this program are based on modern graphic design environments using similar tools and techniques to provide the functionality soeed and intuitive feel of contemporary user interfaces The LAPG2 Software gives you control over all the design features needed to build and control a DSP System using LAPG2 Processors and all its accessories Also it provides a graphical design environment to create custom user interfaces SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS e IBM compatible computer with Pentium III
204. y will store the user s table in the LAPG2 make sure that the LAPG2 is connected to the computer Select the file you wish to assign properties to 81 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 First enter User name then password If you check Customized in the Set Access Privileges By notching the white square you can select which are the privileges of this user by notching what do you want dd new use iol xj User User peviegss Cannect Dieconrect Set Password Start Aucho Stop Audio Password Retype i Add Sub Preset Delete Sub Preset Set Access Privileges Customized Add Master Preset Delete Master Preset Create Delete Design Layouts C Front Panel Acces Change Control settings in Companerts C Monitor window only User bet edt Software Hardware Select the fie you wish to assign properties to C Opan 2 ox 2 lt conca In the field Select the files you wish to assign properties to you can select LAPG2 files the user will have access to when he starts the LAPG2 software and enters his password Use the Virtual window Create Virtual control The Virtual Control allows you to define group buttons LEDs or Fader You can import those groups in the Monitor Window Open Virtual Window menu gt View gt Virtual control or F11 1 Select by drag and drop from the Design Control Area to the Virtual control window which kind of controls or indicators Logical In Logical Out or Knob y
205. yereaes 171 Connect PPM TO LAP GZ nisiniare n E E eects 171 COMEC TRAC ea E E E E N 171 Audio component descriptio iccesssscceiaocadedaresancesownededenenaanesvenetsdenenesutaapsatueedanacutconedwieearanieanenetains 172 g e i EEE E A E E E A E E A EE E E 172 JUT e EA AE E A A A 174 VIIKOT eee A EA EE EE S TS 175 MATEM eee E E A E A E 175 OENE eee E EE E E E EE AE 177 AUO MRO oe E A A E E A E E tues 178 Compressor Limiter Expandet rinceoir rer EAEE EATEN TETEE 181 UIC OY e E E E E T E 181 COMDT O OT errr E E E E 183 E AET eiro E EEE E 185 COMPLI eisa E E E toil veuntomweunisanandeioetsenss 186 EOZ e e E E EE E E E E A 186 PE E E E E 187 E E E EEE E A O EEEE EET AAE E EEEO E EE E EET 188 ATEIS 5 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 DE pee esc cscs er E rss on cto eae emcee pent T tasce et ee eine E eee uuenteecseden 189 Sy CS A EE geste ce ges EAA rc E ce stoners E AEE E N AEE N AA 189 BEENA CDE E E E E E A E N EEE A AE A AE A T 190 E N E E AE EE EAA A A A ne PT E EA E nd AE E E AA 191 CEVO E E E E T E E E E 191 aE MONO e E N E E 192 Gate With Sidechalii scersrsesreirirn nE EEE 193 GEST EO a E NE N A A 194 1 E CEEA A OO AE EA A E E AEA EAA E E OE A AEA 195 A TOOT E E veuataeseges 197 FMS aires cere AA EAE E E AA EET EATE EE A T A E A E E E 197 Fed FTA Oe LOW PISS en E A gnedyocessannteceneeuneeeeneeices 198 Baa Po e E S E A E A T 199 BVO SCO 0 erste tirana etree E E E E A 200 PCC i TUE Ss ee E E A 201 Penine N O ee SE 202 PM PSS TCC
206. you make a kind of photocopy of the adjustments you have selected in this Sub Preset Repeat those actions with the other Sub Preset p load 7 If you want to load saved Sub Preset select the Sub Preset you want and click ATEIS 90 LAPG2G2 MANUAL Version EN 12 Use a PPM Because every remote device needs power you will have to add external power supply every three remotes devices or every 300 meters Except for the first three remote devices or the first 300m power will be delivered by the LAPG2 The maximum distance between LAPG2 and remote device is 800m There are four main steps to configure a or several PPM s 1 Connect the PPM 2 Define the system with the PPM 3 Search and set the PPM The LAPG2 scans the system and attributes a specific IP address for each remote device PPM and URC automatically 4 Adjust PPM s parameters You can also assign chime to a PPM Note Always clear remote address before installing or changing system with new PPMs If during the search process the system do not find the correct number of remote devices clear remote IP then search again If it doesn t correct the problem please check the wiring to be sure that data A and B are well connected A to A and B to B Connect PPM To connect PPM use the RS485 connector For several PPMs you may have to use Junction boxes JB Connect Audio to the LAPG2 Input you want but take note of which PPM is connected to which input not

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